Tyler McVicker

New information about the original cancelled version of Half-Life Alyx has surfaced, and it is exactly the kind of thing the Valve community has been waiting years to see. Let's figure out what we are actually looking at here. The gameplay used as the b-roll was from the megabuild of the Half-Life 2

Welcome to my new favorite Half-Life 2 mod of all time. Raising the Bar Redux is an attempt to make a full game based around the leaked Half-Life 2 Beta & Alpha assets, and it does it better than anything else attempted to date. It's that good.

Valve was about to finish-up a Half-Life game in late 2018, cancelled it, stripped out as much as they could from it, and made the final version of Half-Life Alyx in less than 18 months. This is the story of that completed, yet unreleased, and now lost, Half-Life game. HLA (YouTube)

Following the removal of the grenade system from Team Fortress 2 in early to mid-2007, the specifics of which we discussed in the last episode, the TF team made attempts to reuse the hundreds of hours of work that went into the initial implementation and expand specifics into their own unique weapon

Since 1996, Valve has released 27 games. However, just I and my friend Jaycie were able to find examples of 30 canceled games in that same span of time, and we likely only know a small fraction of what exists. Let's go over just 30 of Valve's canceled games, and explain everything we know about them

THIS IS MISSING ALL VISUAL OVERLAY EDITS AND MUSIC, THIS REPORT IS the ONLY %60 completed. Today on Valve News Network, we take a look at many unreleased and cut features from Half-Life Alyx found within the localization files of the game, most notably, a large amount of loading screen tips that wou