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Valve Remains Silent on Black Lives Matter; Devs Withdraw Games From Steam
Statements from developers began to appear on the web, as some of them decided to remove their games from Steam. Will Valve suffer from its silence?
video games
Mateusz Popielak
June 17, 2020
Half-Life Alyx Boosted Popularity of VR on Steam for Good
Turns out the rise in popularity of VR caused by Half-Life: Alyx wasn't short-lived. May was a record month in terms of the share of VR owners among Steam users.
video games
Adrian Werner
June 3, 2020
New Mod Improves Half-Life: Alyx Gameplay Without VR Goggles
Half-Life: Alyx is becoming more playable without VR goggles. All thanks to the latest mod, called Pancake FPS Starter Kit.
video games
Darius Matusiak
May 31, 2020
We Got to Know Why Half-Life 2 Episode 4 Got Canceled
Arkane revealed the reasons for the cancelation of Half-Life 2: Episode 4, also known as Ravenholm. The list includes the credit crisis and Left 4 Dead.
video games
Adrian Werner
May 29, 2020
Steam Cloud Play - Valve's Streaming Service Becomes a Fact
Valve has provided the developers with the beta version of its streaming service. The goal of Steam Cloud Play, as it is called, is to integrate Steam with GeForce Now and, in the future, to connect it with other platforms of this type.
hardware & software
Christian Pieniazek
May 28, 2020
New Patch for CS:GO Boosts Performance on Older PCs
Yesterday, CS:GO received a patch introducing an experimental graphic feature that should improve performance on some older PCs and hardware with integrated GPU. Stickers associated with the Warhammer 40,000 universe have also been added to the game.
video games
Bart Swiatek
May 28, 2020
Valve is Testing a Censored Chinese Version of Steam
Valve Software is working on a Chinese version of Steam - the program was announced in 2018 and recently received an alpha version. The application differs in several respects from the variant known from other regions of the world.
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Bart Swiatek
May 25, 2020
Half-Life 2: Episode 4 - New Glimpse on Arkane's Canceled Game
Noclip channel has published teasers for its next project. Among the animations advertising the documentary about the history of Arkane Studios, there was an unpublished fragment of the canceled Half-Life 2: Episode 4.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
May 22, 2020
Artifact 2.0 Beta Registration Will Start Next Week
Valve is working on big changes in its 2018 card game, Artifact, which was not particularly successful, if not outright a failure. Registration for the beta version of the refreshed title - Artifact 2.0 - will start next week.
video games
Daria Bochenska
May 19, 2020
Rumors About Steam's Loyalty Program
Pavel Djundik from Steam Database reported of plans to introduce a loyalty program on Steam. This would translate into the possibility to exchange points to obtain virtual items, but also discounts in Valve's store.
hardware & software
Jacob Blazewicz
May 11, 2020
CS:GO Update - Better Info on Most Annoying Kills
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has received a new update. It will provide players with additional information about deadly shots - for example, whether they were fired through smoke or whether the shooter was blinded by a flashbang.
video games
Paul Wozniak
May 5, 2020
Half-Life: Alyx Responsible for Record Increase of VR Users
In April, 950,000 more Steam users used VR goggles than a month before. VR is breaking popularity records on Valve's platform, which is probably related to the recent release of Half-Life: Alyx.
video games
Bart Swiatek
May 4, 2020
Valve: CS:GO Source Code Leak Poses No Threat to Gamers
Valve commented on yesterday's leak of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Team Fortress 2 source code. We were assured that the situation does not pose any threat to users playing on official servers.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
April 23, 2020
Source Code of CSGO and Team Fortress 2 Leaked
Source codes of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Team Fortress 2 have been uploaded to the Internet. The perpetrator is connected to ValveNewsNetwork's leading channel, Tyler McVicker, and the leak could potentially threaten the safety of those playing Valve games.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
April 22, 2020
Artifact Will Receive Single Player Campaign
While working on Artifact 2.0, an extensive update to its 2018 card game, Valve doesn't forget about the lovers of solo experience. The studio is preparing a full-fledged story campaign, which is to appeal to the tastes of both newcomers and people who know the game world like the back of their hand.
video games
Christian Pieniazek
April 21, 2020
Shroud on CS:GO vs. Valorant: Valve Did Nothing for Years
Popular streamer Michael „Shroud” Grzesiek spoke about the compatition between CS:GO and Valorant. According to the Shroud, Valve realized that over the past few years they could do nothing, because there was no competition on the market. Now that the shooter from Riot Games has appeared, the devs have decided to introduce some important updates, and the biggest ones are probably still ahead of us.
video games
Paul Wozniak
April 20, 2020
CS:GO Breaks Dota 2's Historic Activity Record
Yesterday Counter-Strike: Global Offensive broke another activity record on Steam. Interestingly, at the same time, the game broke the historic result established by Dota 2 in 2016.
video games
Paul Wozniak
April 19, 2020
New Update for CS:GO Introduces Long-awaited Changes
The latest update for Counter-Stirke: Global Offensive introduces some important changes to the game that have long been awaited by the players. Additionally, the balance of one of the weapons has been improved and several maps have been modified.
video games
Paul Wozniak
April 17, 2020
Valve's Patent Suggests Steam Controller 2 is Being Developed
A patent for a new controller from Valve has recently been published. It shows that the device will have replaceable buttons. Is this the new Steam Controller?
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
April 14, 2020
Gabe Newell: Single Player Games Will be More Popular Than Multiplayer
Gabe Newell, the head of Valve Corporation, said in an interview that he believes that in ten years single-player games will be much more popular and profitable than multiplayer titles. All thanks to the development of AI.
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Bart Swiatek
April 2, 2020