Half-Life 3 Build Was Reportedly Canceled In 2015 Due To VR Push
After Half-Life 2: Episode 2, many of us expected a third and fourth episode to follow, continuing that gutwrenching cliffhanger. Neither did, but leaks began to trickle down regarding Half-Life 3, several different times with several different plots. Usually, they centred on the arctic and Borealis, as with Mark Laidlaw's Epistle 3, the penned letter to fans explaining what would've happened had that third episode been made. But this new leaked Half-Life 3 build was reportedly set in Aperture Science and the USA, taking place after a 20-year time skip. This is according to prolific Half-Life leaker and Valve reporter Tyler McVicker. According to McVicker, this project was cancelled in 2015 due to internal conflict with management who continued to push VR over 2D FPS'. Because of this, there was very little development progress, with Valve only creating the opening escape of Aperture Science . THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY RELATED: Every Game Needs ...