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Peer Review mod for Half-Life 2 - Vimarsana News

Peer Review mod for Half-Life 2

Peer Review is a reboot of Half-Life's third and final expansion, Half-Life: Decay. Return to the Black Mesa Research Facility and relive the chaos from the perspectives of Dr. Gina Cross and Dr. Colette Green.

Source: moddb.com
MMOD Tactical Status news - Vimarsana News

MMOD Tactical Status news

Some previews, and reasons why no new updates have been released.

Source: moddb.com
Astria Porta mod for Half-Life 2: Episode Two - Vimarsana News

Astria Porta mod for Half-Life 2: Episode Two

A mod on the Source Engine ( SDK2013mp upcoming beta + Custom Modifications ) that takes the Player to the "Destiny", an Ancient Explorer Ship that traverses the "StarGate Universe". Like we saw it in that show. It's a small project by me, White Red...

Source: moddb.com
Amateur Environment Concept Artist Available for Work Thread - Vimarsana News

Amateur Environment Concept Artist Available for Work Thread

Amateur Environment Concept Artist Available for Work Thread   I'm currently looking to get my foot in the door of the game industry and so I figured I'd start here, I've always enjoyed mods and modding communities and how some of these mods are made. I've always wanted to be a part of a dedicated development team for games. My only experiences in modding are solo projects with the Source Engine back in 2014, just little passion projects when I was younger. I've never released them. Skills:

Valve finally fixes CS:GO exploit that could give hackers control of PCs - Vimarsana News

Valve finally fixes CS:GO exploit that could give hackers control of PCs

Two years after it was reported. Updated on 20 April 2021 Valve has finally fixed a security vulnerability in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive that could be used by hackers to gain remote control of a player's PC - an issue the company had reportedly known about for two years by the time its existence was publicised last week. News of the exploit was circulated in a tweet by not-for-profit reverse-engineering group The Secret Club. It explained one of its members, Florian, had contacted Valve two years prior to report a remote code execution flaw which ma...