We're not discrediting Black Mesa one bit - but when Half-Life came out in 1998, it was head and shoulders above its contemporaries. A game of the year that took awards for arts, graphics and most importantly - character and story development.

Apex Legends' development team held a dev stream recently, where they showed off the Charms coming once the game comes to Steam with the rest of EA's catalogue.

After more than 14 years of development, Black Mesa 1.0, the complete version of the fan-made Half-Life remake will finally launch via Steam on 05 March 2020.

After 15 years of development, Half-Life fan-made remake Black Mesa is entering its final phase. The team behind the project shared some gorgeous new screenshots along with release date info.

According to the Steam alerts that some players have received over the last couple of days, Half-Life Complete bundle may go free to play until Half-Life: Alyx officially arrives.

Half-Life: Alyx looks pretty great in the latest screenshots, which have been leaked by the popular YouTuber Valve News Network. There's a total of 8 screenshots and one of them shows new headcrab zombie model.

In a recent interview, Valve's Robin Walker spilled some beans on the company's highly anticipated VR title Half-Life: Alyx, but if you were hoping to buy it and shoot up some friends, we've got some bad news. Namely, no multiplayer modes are currently in the works.

Valve have officially confirmed that Half-Life: Alyx won't be coming to PlayStation VR and will be available on SteamVR only. However, the company seem open to PlayStation 5 port in the future.

It may not be the Half-Life 3 we've been waiting for but Half-Life: Alyx is sure drumming up the excitement for its fast-approaching launch. Now, Xbox's boss Phil Spencer said he actually tried it out and called the experience amazing.

VR headset Valve Index has been sold out in the United States and some other regions just a couple of days after the announcement of Valve's VR title Half-Life: Alyx.