Valve insider hints Half-Life 3 announcement could come “any day.” Valve insider Tyler McVicker has suggested that Half-Life 3‘s potential announcement “could be any day” now. Half-Life 3 has long been rumored to be in the works under the codename HLX, and this latest development could come as exciting news to fans. The original Half-Life and its 2004 sequel are two […]
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89 million Steam account details have reportedly been leaked on the dark web, including phone numbers, user records, one-time access codes, and more. Steam account details have reportedly been put up for sale on the deep web, with over 89 million users potentially affected. Valve has made attempts to beef up the gaming marketplace’s security over […]
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An insider claims that Half-Life 3 is fully playable from start to finish, sparking rumors of an imminent release. Half-Life 3 rumors are once again swirling, with an insider now claiming the highly anticipated game is fully playable from start to finish. While unconfirmed, this new rumor follows recent developments regarding Half-Life 3, a game that increasingly […]
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Big Buck Hunter Arcade has been delisted from Steam without explanation. Big Buck Hunter Arcade has recently been delisted from Steam. Developed and published by GameMill Entertainment, this Steam game was an arcade hunting game that focused on shooting wild animals to score as many points as possible. Big Buck Hunter Arcade was originally released in 2016, and the hunting game was […]
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Steam will soon list new accessibility options for games, like adjustable difficulty and custom volume controls. Steam has recently announced that it will start listing multiple accessibility options for its games soon. Steam has been increasingly adding more and more quality-of-life features to its platform recently, and this change will help gamers who want to know more about […]
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A newly discovered appID on SteamDB suggests an unannounced Valve game, potentially “HLX,” possibly Half-Life 3. The listing indicates a multiplayer server, raising speculation about a Deathmatch mode. While there’s buzz among fans, details remain unclear, warranting caution until Valve confirms any developments.
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Valve removed the game PirateFi from Steam after its developer uploaded builds containing suspected malware. Originally launched on February 6, the game infected a small number of players, prompting Valve to notify them to run full system scans. The incident highlights ongoing security issues with PC gaming platforms.
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Valve has updated its Steamworks guidelines to ban games that use in-game advertising for their business models, prohibiting ads that players must watch to play or gain advantages. This move aims to prevent mobile gaming practices from infiltrating the PC market, emphasizing up-front payments or paid DLC as alternatives.
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Steam is enhancing transparency for early access games by issuing warnings for titles lacking updates for over 12 months. This aims to inform users about potential development delays, allowing them to better assess game status. While the early access model remains contentious, these updates aim to clarify developers’ situations, ultimately benefiting both players and studios.
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Valve has updated Steam’s client, enhancing the download and install UI by separating the progress bars for downloads and installations. This change, made on January 22, aims to improve user experience and clarity. As Steam competes with other storefronts, these updates help maintain its popularity among PC gamers.
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