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Another reason was to give them more creative freedom, and avoid being committed to anything seen in the potential trailer, stating they are trying to do "something pretty ambitious". In a November interview, David Speyrer explains that an Episode Three teaser at the end of Episode Two was deliberately omitted to avoid ruining the mood the player would have been in after the final scene by having it followed by a high action trailer.At the end of the game, Gordon Freeman and Alyx Vance are about to leave to Arctic locations, in search of Judith Mossman and the newly recovered Borealis, the Aperture Science icebreaker, suggesting this is what the sequel to Episode Two will be about.

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Furthermore, Speyrer does not want to comment on speculation started by PC Gamer UK on the game's climax being a battle set at an Arctic research station.

In a May interview given by David Speyrer and Doug Lombardi about the development of Episode Three, it is stated that a lot of work has gone into creating natural progress of topography and climate between Two and Three, and that the player will not head back to City 17, at least not in this game.

In June, Gordon Freeman is confirmed as the main protagonist of Episode Three.

An Episode Four, developed outside of Valve and with a stand-alone plot, is also mentioned.

The same month, it is revealed that a new Episode will be released every six to eight months, and will take four to six hours to complete.

In May, Episode Three is announced for a Christmas 2007 release.

The URL used to redirect to The Orange Box website but now returns an "Under Construction" page. In 1999, the domain is registered under the same details as, with Valve cited as the contact. What follows are the facts that have been revealed by Valve or found by gamers over the years about anything relating to the future of the Half-Life franchise. Gordon Freeman face to face with an Advisor in the second Episode Three concept art image, created and released in 2008.Ĭombine Advisors around the Borealis in the third and last Episode Three concept art image, released in 2008. Ĭombine Advisors around the Borealis in the first Episode Three concept art image, released in 2007. In an interview with Geoff Keighley (author of The Final Hours of Portal 2 and The Final Hours of Half-Life 2), Half-Life: Alyx's developers remained coy on the subject of whether Half-Life: Alyx could bridge the gap towards a virtual reality-based Half-Life 3, noting they would have to see how Half-Life: Alyx was received. Despite general satisfaction with the games Valve has made since Episode Two, the Half-Life 3 continues to be their most anticipated title, and since the long-awaited release of Duke Nukem Forever in 2011, it has become gaming's most infamous case of continuing vaporware.

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Prior to Alyx's announcement, leaks suggest that Valve abandoned the episodic model and was working on a full sequel entitled Half-Life 3, but Valve employees consistently refused to comment on the status or nature of the next Half-Life game, much to the displeasure of their fanbase. According to lead programmer David Speyrer, in an interview with the video game magazine The Verge released the same day, Half-Life: Alyx is "the next part of the Half-Life story," and says that they recommend playing through Half-Life 2: Episode Two beforehand. On November 21 the first trailer for the game was released and the game became available for pre-purchase.

On November 18, 2019, 12 years after the release of Half-Life 2: Episode Two and the day before the 21st anniversary of the release of the original Half-Life, Valve announced Half-Life: Alyx, a virtual reality video game set in the Half-Life universe, where you play as Alyx Vance in the aftermath of the Combine invasion on earth, before the events of Half-Life 2. Since then, Valve has released ten other games. However, as of November 2022, three pieces of concept art are all Valve have shown of the sequel. Half-Life 2: Episode Three, the third and final installment of the Half-Life 2 episodes, was expected to follow soon after Episode Two, as Valve had stated that they aimed to release a new episode every six to eight months. Read at your own risk!įan-made Half-Life 3 logo, based on the official shirt as seen below.įor over a decade after the release Half-Life 2: Episode Two in October 2007, there was very little news from Valve on the next Half-Life game.