EP2Craft

Half-Life 2: Episode Two's whole story, played as Minecraft's Steve.

A real Minecraft (Java Edition 26.3 with Fabric) runs hidden next to Half-Life 2 and is the player: you walk, fight, mine and build with Minecraft's controls and inventory inside Episode Two's maps.

What you get

• The whole campaign, from the train wreck to White Forest, with Alyx, the vortigaunts and the car.
• Dig through anything: Episode Two's ground, rock and walls open into Minecraft terrain, ores included.
• Holes and blocks work for everyone: NPCs path round them; props, corpses and the car fall into them.
• Minecraft weapons, armor and TNT, plus the Gravity Gun. Enemies drop Minecraft materials; health kits and batteries heal Steve and give golden hearts.
• Steve's body in third person (F5) and a ragdoll when he dies.
• Food animals near supplies and on open ground; crafting tables, furnaces, enchanting tables, water and lava; a Nether portal takes you to the real Nether.
• Story-safe: doors and lifts can't be dug, companions climb out of your holes, and Minecraft saves its world with every Half-Life 2 save.

You need

• Half-Life 2 with Episode Two (the current Steam version includes it).
• Minecraft: Java Edition.

On your first Play, Prism Launcher opens once: sign in with the Microsoft account that owns Minecraft, and it downloads Minecraft, Fabric and Java by itself.

Keys

Minecraft's keys do what Steve does. Half-Life 2 keeps G (use: doors, buttons, the car), F (flashlight), F6 / F9 (quick save / load), Esc (menu), O (Minecraft's menu, with the Half-Life 2 destruction switch) and ` (console). In the car or on a ladder, Half-Life 2's keys drive and climb.

Single player.

Credits

Built on SkyCraft by chasmlol (MIT), Valve's Source SDK 2013, Prism Launcher and Fabric. Half-Life 2, Episode Two and Minecraft are not included. EP2Craft isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Valve, Mojang or Microsoft.