Modular Combat

This mod for Source is currently in alpha development.

Overview

Modular Combat is a role-playing first person shooter based in the Half-Life universe.

The Resistance, Combine, and Aperture Science are testing the HEV Mark VI Combat System. Combatants face off against each other, and monsters, in the Controlled Combat Testing Facility, which is monitored by a super-computer known as BoSS.

Modules are added to the HEV Mark VI suit enhancing the level of tactics that can be used.

There are over 50 modules that can be upgraded at any level, in any combination. Modules give combatants amazing abilities such as flying, teleporting, spawning minions, and shooting flechettes or energy balls.

Basically, if you want to kill something in a special way...

We have a module for that.

Features

• There are currently four game modes, Death Match, Team Death Match, Players vs Monsters, and Free for All
• There are several minions to choose from, Fast Zombies,
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History

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Team

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Localized versions

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See also

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