Snark Pit
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Snark Pit is a map in the multiplayer mode of Half-Life and its PlayStation 2 port as well as Half-Life Deathmatch: Source. It was included with Half-Life on release.
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Overview
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Behind the scenes
Dario Casali's signature can be found in the map using the noclip mode.
Snark Pit is based on one of Casali's previous maps known as DCDM3, one in a series of deathmatch maps he created in 1997 for Quake while waiting for his visa to work at Valve.[2]
Gallery
Pre-release
Retail
A courtyard with two stories.
A hallway with a radioactive waste trap.
A two story courtyard with an activatable bridge.
A hallway with a powerful fan trap.
The Snark dispensing pipe.
Ditto, opened, releasing the Snarks down into the pit.
The ground floor below the pipe room.
Ditto.
A blue room with pickups entered through the pit drop.
The Snark pit.
A powerful fan to exit the pit.
A blue room with pickups entered by using the pit fan.
A room with a pool of radioactive waste being turned by spinning machinery.
Dario Casali's signature, hidden behind a wall in the Snark pit.
Half-Life Deathmatch: Source
The updated version of Snark Pit.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
References
- ↑ Interview with Dario Casali on Planet Half-Life (July 15, 2004) (archived)
- ↑ Dario Casali's personal site (archived)
