Valve has reiterated its stance against exploitative in-game advertising, threatening to ban any game that uses these mechanics.

Valve’s newest game appears to be Deadlock, a multiplayer hero shooter that combines elements of Overwatch, Valorant, and Dota 2, according to leaks of the game.

It’s been an open secret for quite some time that Valve is working on a game called Deadlock, but the studio only just officially announced … The post Valve finally confirms multiplayer ...

Valve removed a game from its Steam video game platform and store because it contained malware, according to media reports. In its notice to users who downloaded the game, Valve said affected ...

Despite multiple leaks, Valve hadn't officially confirmed the existence of Deadlock. That changed over the weekend.

Officially, Valve—the company behind Steam, Half-Life, and more—has yet to announce its next big game. However, thousands of people are currently playing and posting about Deadlock, Valve’s ...

It seems obvious in the context of the 360 version that this invisible wall should've been in the PC version of the game, and the fact it wasn't until now was an oversight on Valve's part.

Valve removed a video game called Sniper: Phantom's Resolution from Steam after users reported that its free demo contained malware.

on deck Valve takes another step toward making SteamOS a true Windows competitor Valve continues to plan for a SteamOS future that goes beyond the Steam Deck.

The rumored Valve game Deadlock has just hit 10,000 concurrent players on Steam, potentially suggesting an imminent reveal for the shooter.

Valve's next game is an Overwatch-style third-person hero shooter called Deadlock, and with players already jumping in it's a hit.

There was a video game journalism dust-up yesterday when The Verge reported a lengthy story on Deadlock, the unannounced shooter from Valve, when the game asked them nicely not to.