Though the ceiling turret fits the description of a regular enemy, being moderate damage and easy to kill they only make three appearances throughout the game. The barrels will spin for a while before stop spinning and followed by retract themselves. It requires to wind the barrels first (which leaves themselves briefly vulnerable to enemy fire) before able to shoot. It features an red light below the armored copula indicating current status of sentry (flashing red means alert while red means engaging target). The triple barreled variant features an retractable Gatling gun like barrels, and fires much faster, but at cost of long deployment and retract time due to increased size.The single barreled features an red targeting lens above the gun barrel, this one deploy faster and can fire almost instantly once deployed and aimed on the target due to it's compact size, but are less durable and deals less damage.The Ceiling Turret comes in two variants: a three barreled gun and a smaller single barreled gun.In Decay, Rosenberg simply refers to them as "sentry guns".The Ceiling Turrets were set possibly to deal with potential escaped specimens, or are perhaps a leftover from the facility's days as a military missile complex.Therefore, they will attack anything in range, including all Black Mesa employees as well as Xen creatures.
The Ceiling Turrets do not distinguish friends from foes.If not, the Turret can be disabled with explosives or gunfire.
When a switch is available, the player can always use it. Some are activated or deactivated by a switch, some deploy automatically.
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