The studio will have to see how well it does once it's released, but still, it's one step closer to the continuation of the series, as people on Valve would "love to continue pushing forward." Instead, Alyx will be a spinoff and will be available on VR only. While some fans may be devastated with the TF2 news, many are rejoicing that the studio has finally confirmed that they are developing another Half-Life game, although it's not Half-Life 3 or Half-Life 2 episode 3. Perhaps another reason why the studio has more or less abandoned the game is due to the low player count.Īlthough Steam has listed nearly 50,000 players, it seems like there are only less than 10,000 players actually playing the game-a number that Kotaku notes as lower than the number of players playing the first Counter Strike title.
Since Alyx is the first Half-Life game in over a decade, it would not be surprising if Valve is putting in more effort on its release since fans have been asking for a new Half-Life title after the last two episodes of Half-Life 2.ĪLSO READ: Obsidian Launches First-Ever Patch for 'The Outer Worlds' and Here's What's New Some fans have noticed the absence of Team Fortress 2 and Left 4 Dead on Valve's newest official account.Īnother employee has also said in the Valve News Network interview that the studio is working on "more important things," which might refer to the newest Half-Life: Alyx game that is coming to VR systems soon. But there's hardly anyone working on it," Coomer said.Īlthough the game hasn't seen any major updates, and will likely not get one in the near future, there are no plans on shutting down the game entirely. We're just kind of keeping it going, and we're just gonna try and not shut it down or anything. "We don't have big updates for that game really anymore. Team Fortress 2 hasn't received any major updates for a while now.Īccording to PCGamesN, Valve employee Greg Coomer said that "hardly anyone" was working on TF2, and that it was "kind of obvious."
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