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It has been over 20 years Valve first released the original follow-up to Half-Life 2the independent Episode one expansion pack, and it's arguably where the company's curse of thirds first appeared. All Half-life fans know that Valve never released the third and final one Episode ultimately, which means this incredible story just hasn't been given a proper conclusion.
Half-Life 2: Episode 3 hasn't happened yet, and it probably won't
The really shocking bit about Half-life and its subsequent editions, and Half-Life 2pp Episodepp in particular, is that they were genuinely excellent games. Valve stacked hardware and OS wins in recent years with relatively few actual games coming out. Even when they did, they were in the same spirit Deadlock: a MOBA-style multiplayer experience with a potential gaming component. This is a far cry from the tailored single-player experiences that made Valve such a success, and the lack of at least one Half-Life 2: Episode 3, if not a full-fledged one Half Life 3, feels hard.
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