Yes please, and start with the next Portal entry.
Valve doesn’t care because single player games have a short lifespan and finite income. Games like Counter-Strike people play and spend money for literal decades. The amount of money they must make from these is unfathomable.
Valve is they only big gaming company that isn’t purely dedicated to only making money for shareholders.
…okay? What does that have to do with what I said?
You staying they don’t care about single player games and are only into multiplayer because of the infinite money.
I didn’t say they only cared about that but it’s not like they’re a charity…
Sure, it’s not like their last full release was actually a single player only game.
The headline is taken a bit out of context, the guy being interviewed seems to imply he doesn’t really consider VR “single player games”.
And besides, he left Valve 7 years ago.
Sure, it’s not like their last full release was actually a single player only game.
You have to consider Valve’s position there. That wasn’t just any old single-player game, it was a VR game that was released to boost development of VR games in general, which Valve would make money off of basically any VR game ever created.
Same reason they created the Steam Deck. Look how that worked out for them.
It’s usually the same reason for their best games. :)
With previous Half-Life games came Source engine and the entire Steam.
Same
Best I can do is more hats.
