Black Mesa Research Facility, an ultra-secret laboratory under government contract, conducting top-secret and extremely volatile experiments with stuff we're not supposed to know about. You play as Gordon Freeman, a Black Mesa employee. And this morning, as usual, you pit your way to the research facility for a run-of-the-mill experiment.
But this morning's experiment is not quite as ordinary as you thought. Odd things begin to happen as you make your way to one of the Black Mesa test chambers. Even weirder things happen when you start to move the test sample towards the antimass-spectrometer.
And you ain't seen nothing yet. Yes indeed, the experiment went wrong. Aliens from the planet Xen have suddenly invaded the facility, injuring and/or killing many of the employees. The Marines have come to the facility to kill off the aliens...and the surviving witnesses of the accident. You know what that means: you'll have to fight your way through aliens and Marines to get to the top of the Black Mesa complex. When you face your ultimate challenge, you'll see why being a government employee really does suck.




Minimum

* Pentium 133 MHz
* 24 MB RAM
* Windows 95/98/NT4/XP
* SVGA video card
* Windows-compatible sound card
* 2x CD-ROM drive
* 400 MB hard-disk space.
Recommended

* Pentium 166 MHz
* 32 MB RAM
* OpenGL- or DirectX-compatible 3D accelerator.


Rise and shine, Mr Freeman…rise and shine. Not that I wish to imply that you have been sleeping on the job…no one is more deserving of a rest. And all the effort in the world would have gone to waste but until…well let's just say your hour has come again. So wake up Mr Freeman, wake up and smell the ashes.

The next thing Gordon knows, he's on a train coming to a stop in "City 17". Valve has confirmed that the game will take place in this run-down Eastern-European city and the surrounding area. Unfortunately for our sleeping hero, the human race has since become enslaved by an alien force known as the "Combine". They exercise an oppressive regime, keeping the citizens of City 17 closely guarded with troops, gunships and towering tripod machines.



minimum System Configuration
1.2 GHz Processor
256MB RAM
DirectX 7 capable graphics card
Windows 2000/XP/ME/98
Mouse
Keyboard
Internet Connection
Preferred System Configuration
2.4 GHz Processor
512MB RAM
DirectX 9 capable graphics card 256mb
Windows 2000/XP/ME/98
Mouse
Keyboard
Internet Connection


Having left the story of Half-Life 2 on the mother of all cliffhangers, this instalment picks up an hour later. The introduction of High Dynamic Range lighting as well as even more clever ways of playing with the fantastic physics engine means the player feels much more involved as they watch City 17 crumble around them.
Gameplay wise, its bigger, badder and the player has some extra help in the form of the gorgeous Alyx Vance. The player is made to feel genuine love and compassion for her as the relationship between the two characters develops beyond simple teamwork.
As Gordon and Alyx escape through the city meeting ever more zombies, including the new Zombine super-zombie, the player feels both helpless and emboldened at different turns.
This game will suck your life away for a good eight hours and is second to none in the richness of story,
Game Fix

1.Place Folder In Location Where You Want It To Be,Send Short cut From Exe To Desktop.

2.Right click On Desktop Short Cut,Click On Properties A Window Like This Will Appear: Fig.1