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[edit]
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Behind the scenes[edit]
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[edit]
Pre-release[edit]
Retail[edit]
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[edit]
The updated version of Snark Pit.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
References[edit]
- ↑ Interview with Dario Casali on Planet Half-Life (July 15, 2004) (archived)
- ↑ Dario Casali's personal site (archived)
