#E3 HALF LIFE 2 EPISODE 3 SERIES#

And once you're done with that, you can debate on whether they're real or not in the comment section further on. You can take a look at all the images at ValveTime's Facebook page through the link below. Also, if the art is to be believed, then it's possible that Episode 3 will feature more of Xen, the alternate dimension that appear at the end of the first Half-Life. The images, which supposedly date back to 2008, are rather revealing, featuring various versions of Alyx Vance in winter gear (and wearing her father's vest), a snowy setting, and a wrecked helicopter (always a lovely addition to snowy settings). According to ValveTime, the images were sent to them by 'an anonymous visitor to the site from an unknown source.' Yesterday, in what can very well be the biggest Half-Life tease in a long time, a slew of concept art for the oft-rumored Half-Life 2: Episode 3 made its way onto the web (courtesy of ValveTime).

#E3 HALF LIFE 2 EPISODE 3 SERIES#

Also a well-known fact: Valve has said virtually nothing about its plans for the future of the series (assuming it has any), leaving fans to grasp at whatever rumor and hearsay they can get their hands on. Although the game never reached a finished state from which a definite plot summary can be formed, Episode Three would have presumably picked up after Episode Twos cliffhanger with the discovery of the Borealis and the death of Eli Vance. It's no unknown fact that a great number of people have been begging for more Half-Life, be it a continuation of Half-Life 2 or an actual sequel. Half-Life 2: Episode Three is a cancelled game that was planned as the final installment in the Half-Life 2 episodic trilogy. No, digital distribution maven and Half-Life publisher Valve wonвЂ™t be unfurling Half-Life 2: Episode 3 at its zombie-press-infested games booth during next weekвЂ™s E3 trade show.

E3 half life 2 episode 3