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Synergy
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Synergy Team |
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Early 2005 |
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Synergy is a co-operative multiplayer modification for Half-Life 2, Lost Coast, Episode One, Episode Two, and SiN Episodes: Emergence. It also includes fan-made cooperative maps, as well as support for the mods MINERVA, Half-Life 2: Riot Act and City 7: Toronto Conflict. It is available for download on Steam. The latest version, v20, was released on Wednesday, February 17th, 2010.[1]
[edit] Features
The mod features new co-op levels and allows the player to play with other players through the whole Half-Life 2 saga.
[edit] References
- ↑ Development on the Synergy official website
