While it may appear as though Valve is sitting on a cash cow with H元, from a business standpoint the notion of a full-fledged release of a game in the distant future (or at all) is getting slimmer and slimmer as time goes on.Īn apparent inside source has stated that the game began it’s development cycle way back in 2009, but over time this team has dwindled as development on titles like Portal 2 and Left 4 dead 2 began. That being said however it seems as though the title may never see the light of day. Half Life 3 just may be in development afterall. So, of course, whenever the subject of new Valve games comes up, the immediate question in most gamers’ minds is, ARE WE GETTING HALF-LIFE 3 OR A NEW PORTAL?! Unfortunately, you’re never going to get a straightforward or satisfying answer out of Newell on those subjects.Like any news to do with Valve’s long gestating Half Life 3, Take this with more than a few grains of salt.
was great - to be back doing single-player games, that created a lot of momentum inside of the company to do more of that. We definitely have games in development that we're going to be announcing - it's fun to ship games. He also hints these new titles will be single-player, story-driven experiences similar to Half-Life: Alyx. In a new interview with New Zealand’s 1 News, Pope Gabe Newell revealed Valve is planning to announce multiple new games. What’s next for Valve? After largely turning their back on game development and publishing for the better part of a decade, they released the acclaimed VR breakthrough Half-Life: Alyx last year, and it seems they aren’t stopping there.
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