Here’s something amusing. A company called GameXtra has actually developed a modification for the Half Life engine called Proton Rally. For those who are in the gaming scene, you would know that the Half Life engine is very flexible. In fact, Proton Rally is likely based on the HL Rally mod.
It features Proton cars like the Waja, GEN2, and Satria Neo. You can buy new parts to soup up your car with the money you get from winning races. It’s never going to be as good as Gran Turismo though, as the Half Life engine was never meant to be used to develop racing games.
More screenshots and a video after the jump.
Video: Proton Rally Game
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express a mix of disappointment and encouragement regarding the Proton Rally game based on the Half Life engine, with many criticizing its graphics as outdated and of low quality, comparable to early 90s or PS1 games. Some appreciate the effort to incorporate local Proton models like Saga and Satria Neo, but overall, the visuals, car handling, and realism are seen as subpar. A few commenters suggest potential improvements, such as using other engines like rFactor or more modern ones like Half-Life Source, and hope for better future versions. There are also jokes and off-topic remarks about car models, sponsorships, and download inquiries, but the general sentiment highlights the game's need for significant graphical and gameplay enhancements.