After sixteen years, Half-Life 2 is as yet famous with the modding network. On account of the amazing, if somewhat creaky, Source motor. There are many modded experiences to take for a turn.
We’ve seen awesome mods develop, including community or serious multiplayer, sparkling graphical updates, new story content. And even full changes that look to some extent as the first game. 
It’s the last two we’re going to concentrate on today as we gather together the best single-player Half-Life 2 mods. We’ve picked mods that stand up as discrete undertakings at times set in universes far eliminated from Combine Earth.
The Stanley Parable
It is the tale of a man named Stanley. Or on the other hand, instead, it’s the narrative of the story: a wickedly cunning, responsive experience that second-surmises everything you might do. As Stanley—or, maybe more precisely, as the player is controlling Stanley—you’re allowed to adhere to or disregard the different directions the great storyteller roars over you, bringing about a tangled, spreading the story that remunerates your interest, creative mind, and rebellion. The first Source mod later ventured into a full game, one our Phil appreciated in our audit.
Minerva: Metastasis
Adam Foster’s Minerva approaches the nature of Valve’s Half-Life 2 Episodes—truth be told, Valve was so dazzled Foster joined the organization. It’s a sizeable story about the length of an official section, with a thought about level structure and a significant clean level. You start the game lashed to a helicopter’s underside, before being dropped on a puzzling island with an evil mystery.
The Citizen
Gordon Freeman closes the Half-Life arrangement as a crowbar-using superhuman, a legend in the Half-Life universe. Two-section mod The Citizen gives another point on the world, giving you a role as a standard abused resident of City 17. Clearly, said the common man before long gains a weapon and started slaughtering individuals, yet you may snap as well if you called that oppressed world home. 
Get a Life
This extensive, eager mod swings from ghastliness to hard and fast activity. Incidental cutscenes recount to the narrative of a tram expert experiencing leukemia, however, Get a Life’s unfortunate saint Alex additionally needs to battle with the mod’s new appendage harm framework, which causes impacts like tipsiness and limping, contingent upon where foes hit him.
Mission Improbable
Your crucial, you decide to acknowledge it, is to step into the shoes of Gordon Freeman and set off to fix a Resistance listening post. This excellent Episode Two mod starts with Gordon paddling to a removed coastline: a coastline that reminds you exactly how lovely the admired Source motor can glance in the right hands. On this occasion, the right hands are a few setup game devs, and their experience radiates through essentially every fissure of this smooth, all-around paced experience.
Research and Development
Because of its then-progressive ragdoll material science, a great deal of time in Half-Life 2 spent tossing seats at NPCs or hurling teacups with the gravity weapon. In that soul, Research and Development get rid of hostile weapons. They are leaving only several optional devices to let you control gravity or request Antlions. Riddles are the thing to take care of here. It’s astounding exactly how effectively Half-Life 2’s toolset means this new core interest. 
Nightmare House 2
Where there are modding apparatuses, awfulness mods, make sure to follow. You don’t have to have played the first. Indeed, it’s incorporated as a preface. It is allowing you to investigate both a spooky house and a creepy medical clinic. The loathsomeness on offer here is chiefly of the bounce alarm assortment. So on the off chance that you were seeking after Silent Hill’s mental frightfulness. Proceed onward to the following thing in the rundown. Wrong dream House 2 is essentially FEAR. It even highlights its dreadful apparition, young lady. However, more FEAR is not an awful thing.