Half-life 3: Citadel Unleashed
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Half-life 3: Citadel Unleashed is a mod based on the 
Half-Life 2: Episode Two.
Half-life 3: Citadel Unleashed is based on Source 2013's engine branch. Therefore, much of the documentation on this wiki pertaining to Source 2013 may also apply to Half-life 3: Citadel Unleashed.
Features
- Improved lighting with projected textures and CSM.
- New shader effects from City 17: Episode One.
- Changed HUD.
- GamepadUI.
Chapters
- Outland
- City 14
- Outland (part 2)
- Wasteland
- Blackmesa
- Destroyed City 17
- Death
Reviews
On moddb the mod received mostly low ratings due to optimization problems, poor level design.[1]
