Valve has revealed Deadlock, its latest game that combines elements of several popular multiplayer genres. Its announcement arrived without much fanfare, following a long string of comprehensive leaks about Valve's upcoming title.
Deadlock has been Valve's worst-kept secret since May 2024, when the company launched its invite-only alpha via Steam. Everyone who got into the test was first greeted with a screen asking them not to share "anything about the game with anyone." But seeing how all testers got an unlimited number of invites, it did not take long for Deadlock to start leaking all over.
Be part of the increasing number of players that have access and try Deadlock for yourself on Steam.
Valve has now finally decided to make the game official, having done so by launching its Steam page in the late evening hours ET on Friday, August 23. The storefront listing is fairly light on the details, describing Deadlock as a multiplayer game that is currently in early development. Given that state of affairs, the current build has a lot of placeholder art and "experimental gameplay," the product description reads. The page doesn't mention much in the way of PC system requirements beyond stating...
