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The Closure
SPY Interactive, Leon Stephan Brinkmann
February 26, 2016
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The Closure (also known as Half-Life 2 Episode 3: The Closure) is a Mod for Half-Life 2, developed and published by SPY Interactive. This Mod acts as an unofficial sequel to Half-Life 2: Episode Two, starting after the death of Eli Vance. The Mod received negative feedback due to the gameplay and design having very little to do with Half-Life and its extensive use of cutscenes.
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