New rumors have emerged that Valve is working on Half-Life 3, via a project codenamed HLX. Valve’s VR headset Deckard is also on the agenda.
Half-Life fans, could the wait be over? New information from Tyler McVicker, FKA Valve News Network has revealed that Valve is working on a mysterious Half-Life game codenamed “HLX.” This game is actually believed to be the long-awaited Half-Life 3. However, this information was obtained through data mining, not from sources within Valve. Other data mining companies like GabeFollower have also independently confirmed the existence of HLX.
Is Half-Life 3 Really On The Way? New Claims About Valve’s Mysterious Project
Tyler McVicker also suggests that Valve is preparing a major update for Half-Life 2. Valve released a major Steam update on the 25th anniversary of the original Half-Life, and we can expect a similar approach for Half-Life 2. McVicker noticed a new test branch in Half-Life 2’s code and has been following the data updates for the past few days. Unfortunately, no updates were released that day, but he’s confident that “something” is on the way.
McVicker also stated that Valve is working on two new Half-Life games in development, as claimed by another influencer named “pyro.” One of these projects, HLX, also known as Half-Life 3, is not yet ready for release. He also confirmed that Valve is working on a new VR headset called Deckard. McVicker suggests that Valve may be developing a new Half-Life game to showcase this VR headset.
Tyler McVicker speculates that Valve may be working on a co-op Half-Life game where one player plays Gordon Freeman on PC and the other player plays Alyx Vance via VR, based on previous rumors. While these claims have yet to be confirmed, there are strong indications that Valve is working on these projects.