Since the Citadel project appears to be using a similar Source 2 build as Dota 2, chances are pretty good it's a top-down tactics game. Related articles Valve considered making a 'B title' before ...

Valve is reportedly working on an upcoming Half-Life shooter-strategy game, codenamed Citadel, that will be tailored for play on the Steam Deck.

Tyler McVicker, the voice behind the YouTube channel Valve News Network, believes Valve’s next game is codenamed ‘Citadel’ and based on an asymmetric PC vs. VR structure.

Valve —the company behind Half-Life and Steam—is working on a new game likely named Deadlock. It’s probably a third-person team-based hero-shooter with MOBA and tower defense elements.And ...

This may be hard to believe, but Steam platform holder Valve used to make video games — and good ones, at that. Now, a datamine of the new Steam Deck exclusive Aperture Desk Job has apparently ...

We reported on Valve registering the Neon Prime trademark in 2022, and that the game was under the codename of Citadel. At the time, details on the game were still under a specter of mystery, but ...

Regarding Citadel, it had already been reported that Valve was working on a title called Half-Life Citadel, which McVicker had previously labelled as “Left 4 Dead, Alien Swarm, an RTS, and Half ...

There’s growing evidence, via datamining and voice actor leaks, that Valve is working on a brand new, yet-to-be-announced Half-Life video game. And before you go running to tell folks that ...

A new Half-Life game is thought to be in development at Valve, but it's not a traditional FPS and definitely not Half-Life 3.. As IGN reports, Valve is thought to be taking a similar approach with ...

Whatever Valve has up its sleeve next is unclear. All we can do is hope that future titles are as solid as Half Life: Alyx. It was GameSpots's Game of the Year in 2020 and our review gave it a 9 ...

Not necessarily much: Valve filed a trademark application for Neon Prime in 2022, which was rumored to be a new game; that application is now "dead," in the USPTO's words, meaning it was "refused ...