Health Items - New items such as the Trauma First Aid Kits, Bandages, Vitamins, Leg Booster Shots and more. 
Biomes - Updated biomes and new resource pile prefabs as well as Random Crate POI to find in the wild. Fishing - Craft your own Fishing Rod and catch some fish in any water body. Schematics - New schematics to find to learn how to craft new recipes. Farming - Grow Wheat, Apple, Strawberry, Cocoa, Carrot, Cucumber, Leek, Lettuce, Melon, Onion, Pepper, Tomato and Blackberry Crops. In June 2011, Team Fortress 2 was made free to play via Valve's distribution service, Steam. Team Fortress 2 is part of Valve's The Orange Box bundle, which also includes the Half-Life 2 series and Portal. Since its release, Valve have released many updates for the PC version and have over time introduced annual events at Halloween and Christmas, as well as a Mann vs. In contrast to it's predecessor, Team Fortress 2 opts for a cartoonish visual style and is powered by the Source engine. The game had spent 9 years in development hell with many publications labeling the game as vaporware as well as several different builds of the game being developed. Team Fortress 2 is the sequel to the original game which was released in 2007. Team Fortress 2 Main article: Team Fortress 2 However, the game is still known on Steam to this day by the original name of its standalone release. On Ja large patch was released which introduced several new features and optimisations to the game, thus leading Valve to rename it to Team Fortress 1.5. The game was ported to Valve's proprietary GoldSrc engine, which itself is a heavily modified version of the Quake engine. Team Fortress Classic is a standalone version of the original Quake engine modification which was released on April 1st, 1999 by Valve, with the Steam version being released in 2003. 
Team Fortress Classic Main article: Team Fortress Classic Team Fortress had two teams, just like it is today: RED and BLU. The original mod had five classes you could choose from. it was designed and written by Robin Walker, John Cook, and Ian Caughley in 1996. Team Fortress was a game-mod(ification) for the game Quake.
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