The original Half-Life Starler remake Black Mesa has just released its pre-teased Definitive version update to further improve the release of version 1.0 in beta to the public.

Developed by Krober Collective, Black Mesa – which began as a fan project before moving to a valve-approved release – finally got its full launch back in February, five years after Steam’s initial access and about 16 years after development began.

At the time of Black Messer’s release, Krober described version 1.0 as “the best, most polished and funniest version of the game”, but had already announced plans to revisit some of the experience for polishing and improving. .

The first results of that process are now available in public beta as part of a defined version update with a ridiculous title, and it has, altogether, undergone extensive changes and enhancements throughout the game – but especially in the areas that develop as a result of Black Messer lengthening, showing more recent additions.

To that end, Black Messer Earthbound has received a significant art pass to bring the outside environment – such as Q&A ethics, surface tension, and the levels of hostiles we’ve received – into line with the work of striking in all genes of the genre.

Elsewhere, the interlocutor got improved details, while both Power Up and On-Rail saw enlightened improvements and gameplay tweets aimed at improving the flow of experience. “Now it gets the respect it deserves,” says Rocket Krober, the next stage. A huge list of improvements to be implemented in the definition of Black Messer, including game-wide collision passes and newly designated supply boxes, can be found on Steam.

Existing owners can access the definition version beta by right-clicking on the game in their Steam library and selecting the property; From there go to the Beats tab and select “Universal-Beta” from the dropdown menu. And that No. Already Black Messer can pick it up with a 50% discount by keeping it at 50 7.49 as part of a copy Steam Halloween sale.