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It seems that the company that owns Steam has not neglected game development and left us wanting to know more about these new projects.
who – which In recent years, Valve has left game development in the backgroundexcept for what’s amazing Half-life: Alex Virtual reality and some other proposals, is no secret. company He focused heavily on his store, Steam, and portable console, the Steam DeckOf any They are already planning new releases; But it seems that far from that they will abandon the production of video games.
Be careful, I’m not saying this, that Valve continues to focus on game development It’s something your product designer said in a recent interview. However, to end the plot (although reading the title, there is not much mystery in this news), Let’s see exactly what he commented on The designer mentioned above.
Valve has many projects in development and don’t forget two of its great stories
- Greg CockerValve product designer, was Interview with Famitsu (Across Gaming Bolt) in which he said that Game development for the company is “very important”.. ✅
- Actually, comment on it There are “many games in development” In the company that owns Steam and that A large part of the staff participates, without specifying in these projects. ❗
- Kumer did not specify which games are being developed, but It was mentioned that both Half-Life and Portal still more than exist in the company’s plans. ❗
- After Alex, Valve says: “We love this world and want to continue exploring the world of Half-Life✅
- In the case of Portal, they say that They want to create more games in this saga and they are ‘worth exploring’. ✅
I have said that, It’s quite clear that Valve wants to continue betting on its own games And for two of its great licenses, like Half-life and the gate.
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