A reputable insider recently claimed that Valve could “quite possibly” reveal Half-Life 3 in 2025. This is excellent news for Half-Life fans, as the community has been asking for a sequel for two decades, with many fans starting to lose hope.
The first Half-Life was released in 1998 and is often considered one of the best FPS games of all time. While the title had two expansion packs, Opposing Force and Blue Shift, it would only get a true sequel with Half-Life 2 in 2004. The game’s story continued with Episode One and Episode Two, and a third installment was planned but eventually scrapped. In 2020, the VR game Half-Life: Alyx was released, but a true sequel was not yet officially announced.
A Valve designer reveals the origins of Half Life 2: Episode Two's Gnome Chompski prop and the Little Rocket Man achievement.
Now, insider Gabe Follower, known for reporting leaks about Valve, has claimed that the company has already started to playtest Half-Life 3 with “a small group of friends and family” and that the game could be officially announced in 2025. To give more credibility to these rumors, the insider also claimed that,...
