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Valve reveals gameplay and new artwork for Half-Life 2 Episode 3

Valve reveals gameplay and new artwork for Half-Life 2 Episode 3

In a new two-hour documentary from Valve, current and former members of the company speak candidly about the creation of Half-life 2 as well as finally revealing the truth about what happened episode 3, and even showing gameplay of early prototypes of the discontinued game. Blasphemous 2 developer interview On November 15th, Valve released a ...

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New hour-long footage of Half-Life spin-off Ravenholm has been released

New hour-long footage of Half-Life spin-off Ravenholm has been released

Arkane’s Half-Life spin-off footage, Ravenholmhas been published online by Noclip, a channel known for making some really great gaming documentaries. In the hour-long video, you’ll see a build created by Arkane to show Valve the current progress of the game. This means that what you’re looking at isn’t a finished title, but it still provides ...

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Ravenholm gameplay shows a half-life that never appeared

Ravenholm gameplay shows a half-life that never appeared

Half-Life 2: Ravenholm already looked damn good and even had a logo. Valve still pulled the plug on the Arkane Studios project. With all the beautiful memories that we have of Half-Life and Half-Life 2 – a little melancholy always resonates! Because even though Half-Life: Alyx is a top VR game, desktop players have been ...

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Valve's best range design strategies can be seen in Ravenholm

Valve's best range design strategies can be seen in Ravenholm

Half-Life 2 a light, action-packed scanner until you get into Ravenholm, then it's a terrific heavy-duty game. But nonetheless, Ravenholm still feels somewhat like half of Half-Life, flowing without a map from the maps in the foreground and leading well into the maps that follow. This is because Ravenholm shows guidelines for a certain level ...