Developers teased that they are already working on several projects, and it sounds like a Half-Life prequel with VR capability is one of them. Earlier this year, Valve promised to start making games again, which means fan-favorite franchises like Half-Life and Portal could find a new lease of life. As well as possible third and fourth episodes, gamers have held out for a third main-series title. Over the years, multiple Half-Life stories have been canceled. Details on what the prequel Half-Life game could be about are still a mystery, but Valve could easily expand Freeman's backstory. Sources claim the company will soon unveil its own VR headset to rival the HTC Vive that it already supports. Related: Steam Must Innovate to Keep PC Market Over EA and XboxĪccording to UploadVR, Valve is working on some new virtual reality technology, which could be used for a Half-Life prequel. As Valve branched out with the Portal games set in the same universe, a third game failed to get past the planning stages. With Half-Life creating an immersive world that fans loved, Valve continued the story in Half-Life 2 and two more episodic titles.
Gordon Freeman as he fought to escape a research facility while fighting human and alien menaces.
Valve's popular first-person shooter series hit Windows PC in 1998 and focused on the character of Dr.
It's been over a decade since the company released Half-Life 2: Episode Two, and since then, ideas of a Half-Life continuation have never amounted to anything. The latest reports suggest that Valve could be working on a Half-Lifeprequel game instead of the long-awaited Half-Life 3.
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