For anyone that's ever wondered what it'd be like to play Half-Life on a tiny smartwatch, wonder no more.YouTuber Dave Bennett has managed to get the visually dense first-person shooter to play on his Android Wear, and the result is surprisingly coherent.Bennett is using an app called SDLash, which emulates the Goldsource engine that Half-Life was designed to run on and enables the game to boot up on the watch. The visuals are crisp, and the framerate is anywhere from 2 to 60 frames per second, depending on how complicated the graphics get. You can use the onscreen controls to navigate, but it's not easy considering the small size of the screen.Bennett has a whole series of videos showing you how to play games like Portal and Team Fortress Classic on Android phones, but this is his first attempt at running a game on a smartwatch. He's clearly doing this just for fun, saying "[it's] not an ideal gaming situation, only proof of concept…and you're gonna run into some crashing."Still, it's a neat party trick—depending on what kinds of parties you get invited to.