Half-Life 3 detectives think they’ve found new clues in Steam’s code

Proof Half-life 3 continues to develop, with fans now claiming to have evidence of the game’s existence in Steam’s server code. Lately there have been many hints that could be interpreted as a long-awaited continuation, but after many, many many disappointments of the past two decades, we urge you to take this news with a due dose of skepticism.

On the Valve subreddit: u/Relevant_Basis5444 discovered that Valve has two games in the “Upcoming Releases” list, but only Dead end visible This discovery sparked discussion among users – with many confirming the announcement – and one even said that using the Wayback Machine only shows one upcoming game as of December 29th. Of course, there is a possibility that this could be nothing more than a mistake.

Other users suggested that the upcoming game could be In the Valley of the Gods To Fire watch developer Campo Santo, but he already has a Steam page not affiliated with Valve.

The explanation for fans is, of course, the following: Half-life 3but this time there may be more to it than just wishful thinking. Earlier this year, Mike Shapiro (G-Man’s voice actor Half-life 2) shared a mysterious post this meant that an unexpected surprise awaited us. In November 2023, Valve will finally explained what happened to the long-awaited Half-Life 2: Episode 3and even before that, a data miner discovered code snippets believed to be related to a new game in development.

Natasha Chandel, another voice actress, referred to “Project White Sands”, an apparent codename that fans associated with Black Mesa, the setting of the Half-Life franchise. Although the link has since been removed from Chandel’s resume, fans cite it as further evidence that something is going on behind the scenes.

Half-life 2 just celebrated its 20th anniversary last year and this year marks five years since launch Half-life: Alix. As discussions and excitement reach even greater heights, this would be the perfect time for another Valve release.