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Jan 30, 2021 15:03 EST Poland has long been hailed as an increasingly prosperous land for game development, with developers like CD Projekt RED, Techland, Flying Wild Hog, People Can Fly, 11-bit Studios and Bloober Team often cited as the best examples thanks to their global successes. Theres also an interesting indie scene thriving in the country, though, and among these Exor Studios is certainly worth highlighting. Originally formed as a modding group in 2003 (its first project was D.I.P...

Valve’s Gabe Newell on new games, brain-machine interfaces, and moving employees to New Zealand January 27, 2021 at 11:40 am Gabe Newell welcomes the crowd at The International in 2016, an eSports gaming tournament sponsored by Valve. (GeekWire Photo / Kevin Lisota) In a couple of recentinterviews with New Zealand’s 1 NEWS, Valve Software’s Gabe Newell has offered a few insights on what might be next for the Bellevue, Wash.-based gaming company and why he’s interested in brain-computer ...

GabeN talks moving The International, CSGO majors to New Zealand StevenRondina • Jan 22, 12:43 Gabe Newell has essentially moved to New Zealand, and he might be taking his games biggest tournaments with him. Speaking with 1 News, the Valve Software CEO discussed the possibility of hosting major Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive events in New Zealand. Though he stopped short of saying local fans should start clearing their calendars, he acknowledged that there is a strong possibil...

Valve recaps a record 2020 for Steam and looks ahead to China launch this year January 14, 2021 at 1:54 pm Steam’s user community broke a lot of records during the socially-quarantined year of 2020. (Valve Software image) Bellevue, Wash.-based Valve Software posted its latest year in review for Steam, its online gaming storefront. It provides a look back on 2020, as well as a roadmap for what’s coming for Steam in 2021. This includes the official debut of Steam in mainland China, more exper...

We love a good comeback story at Shacknews, and 2020 has certainly set the stage for many more stories to be told in the future. There was one specific comeback that we just had to highlight this year. The Half-Life series actually came back, and it wasnt just good. It was great. Congratulations to the team at Valve Software, you have revived one of the most important video game franchises of all-time! Many fans of the Half-Life franchise had given up hope that we would ever see a new game, but...

Among Us, Cyberpunk 2077, Fall Guys among best games on Steam in 2020 December 28, 2020 × Top 12 games listed under Platinum category, 13-24 under Gold, 25-40 under Silver, and 41-100 under Bronze Valve Software has announced the list of ‘Best Games of 2020’ on Steam, its digital storefront. The list includes the top-selling and top-performing games on the platform across categories, including Top Sellers, New Releases, Most Played, Early Access Grads, Best of VR, and Controller Games. T...