In 1998, Valve Software changed the video game landscape forever with Half-Life, an influential horror-fueled first-person shooter that pushed the limits of technology and video game narratives.
Six years later, they expanded even further with Half-Life 2.
Two years after that, they released two self-contained “episodes” continuing the Half-Life 2 story, with the promise of a third on the horizon.
And then…
silence.
No new Half-Life game, tons of fan demand.
Now, finally, out of nowhere, Valve has tweeted out the next chapter in the saga.
It’s called Half-Life: Alyx, named …
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