No One Lives Forever 2 Toolkit Out Now

Guy Welch writes "Sierra and Monolith have just released the No One Lives Forever 2 toolkit, including the complete editing tools and source code. This toolkit allows users to create mods and all sorts of other changes to this first person spy shooter." Coming mere months from the original release date, this is good news for mod authors and creators who want to tinker with a slightly different flavor of FPS.

shouldn't this be obvious?

[Anonymous Coward]

i really wonder why there are still games made that dont have this from the beginning on. since most new games have crappy gameplay and are boring after you have beaten them once, it would seem like a obvious thing to make them modable, and increase their lifespan that way

Crossover mods

[nounderscores]

Cool! I've always wanted to see Aliens vs Preditor vs NOLF!

Seriously though, monolith makes most of its money licencing out the engine they developed for Shogo. [shogo-mad.com] I'm even more excited because if they're giving tools this powerful away for free, they must have something even better for the next crop of games.

Look out Unreal Warfare, the big kids are coming to town!

NOLF2

[CaptSisko]

No One Lives Forever 2 sold here in the Netherlands for just 35, which was a pretty darned good price compared to the other new releases (UT2003, for instance) at the time priced at 50 or more. I'm very pleased that Monolith is able to sell top-quality games for 'student-friendly' prices and even better that they continue their support by providing frequent patches and releasing powerful utilities like this toolkit.

With any luck, this toolkit will help spawn a range of mods for the game. Personally I ca

Re:NOLF2

[Tink2000]

I'm glad they didn't charge you guys the same as they did in the US (I paid $50US the day it came out). Although I loved the game and the improvements (ala skill points, hiding, not so stealth dependant and OH those beautiful graphics) from NOLF, I really thought the game was weak on script when compared to the first one.

Also a little daunting was the 2gb space needed for install ... urg.

Still! It's a fun game. Love that trailer park scene!