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There are several games the occur around each other, from alternate points of view, which can easily be played in any order.

The following titles provide story, and are ordered in approximate order. I am very interested in the story, including minor plot. It is again up to you, personally, to decide whether you would have a greater experience replacing said title for the newer version, or if you in fact wish to play the very first release. In such cases, I will only list the original version. Please keep in mind that some games are re-makes, in one way or another.

There are some absolutes I can provide, that is, what games you should play for the purpose of story. In some cases, you can purchase packs of older titles at a good price, so you might consider buying a set of games and making your decision within the first hour or so of game-play. I have provided meta-reviews, where applicable, to help provide a general consensus of quality However, due to different opinion, you might very well enjoy titles that were effectively shunned by the general community.įor this reason, I would mostly advise you to do your own research. The Half-Life series is so broad and diverse that it spans many releases, some official, some not. See below on my thoughts for deciding if you should play certain titles. There appears to be a lot of opinion and speculation generated from this question, so I am going to use the Wikipedia listing of the chronological Half-Life games, in order to give a rough overview of each game in the series. Don't assume that you MUST play Portal 1 and/or 2 because you played Half-Life. Portal has been mentioned but the game is not like Half-Life. Episode 3 never appeared and people have been waiting a generation for the next installment. There is also a cliff-hanger at the end of Episode 2. If you play Half-Life 2 then the episodes are worth going through as they immediately follow events from the main game. If Half-Life 1 never existed, Half-Life 2 would still be a great game and story. A different time, a different location, different enemies. The story in Half-Life 2 is so different. Will you miss anything not playing Half-Life 1? Not really. Not to say Half Life 2 isn't an old game. They were great games but are still old games.

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The difference between this mod and the Half-Life: Source release is that the graphics are being completely polished.ĭepending on your tolerance, or appreciation, for older games, it is feasible to completely skip Half Life 1, or at least the expansions.

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One of the stand out mods would be the Black Mesa project - whereby Half Life 1 is being remade into the Source engine, used to make Half Life 2.

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It takes part in the realms of Half Life 2, but from memory the location doesn't appear in the full game.

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It is possible to play this on the PC (as someone has managed to port it onto the PC). It takes place during the events of the first game. This is a coop game mode available on the Half-Life PS2 release.

Someone has already mentioned " Half-Life Decay".

Half-Life 2 Episode 2 - Continue as Gordon Freeman after the events of Half-Life 2 Episode 1.

Half-Life 2 Episode 1 - Continue as Gordon Freeman after the events of Half-Life 2.

Half-Life 2 - Years later you take control of Gordon Freeman in a new story.

Half-Life: Blue-Shift - You play as a security guard during the events of the original game.

Half-Life: Opposing Forces - You play as one of the marines during the events of the original game.

Half-Life - You take control of Gordon Freeman in the Black Mesa facility.

This is assuming you want to follow the Half Life story from start to finish. As already pointed out, the most logical order is to play the games by their initial release dates.