Valve is reportedly 'looking into' a standalone version of Half-Life: Alyx for its new Steam Frame VR headset, but still requires a lot of work.

Based on some odd Steam Sale timing and a giant gap between them in November, which seems characteristic for Valve when it wants to showcase a product, the studio's most dedicated fans believe that Half-Life 3 or Valve's next-gen Steam Frame / Deckard VR headset,

That detail is that the beta for Half-Life 2's VR mod will launch in September 2022. Anyone who would like to try the mod can do so with a SteamVR supported headset, and the team at Cabalistic have also tested it on the Index, Quest, Vive and Pimax VR ...

Valve has just unveiled its new Steam Machine, Steam Frame VR headset, and new Steam Controller: now it needs a system-seller like Half-Life 3.

Valve fans have been living on hopium for Half-Life 3 for ages, but the Steam Machine reveal raises realistic hopes of an official launch.

Valve may not have announced Half-Life 3 yesterday, but the time feels right for the game to finally be revealed.

As documented in this now ancient piece of Kotaku writing, we’ve been waiting for Valve to announce the next big Half-Life sequel for a very long time. And for a few years, Valve president and co-founder Gabe Newell and the rest of the studio seemed fine with talking openly about what was then called Half-Life 2: Episode 3.

An unlisted, unnamed game has appeared on Valve's official Steam page, and naturally, Half-Life fans are absolutely losing it. Here we go again...