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Early builds of Valve's Half-Life 2 originally spent far more time in the sewers, so much so that it led straight back to the Citadel.
In the finished Half-Life 2, there's a section where Gordon and Alyx are fighting through City 17 trying to reach Barney, and come to a destroyed bridge.
Half-Life 2, the RTX DLC on Steam is now available for free. This update is built on NVIDIA’s RTX Remix platform and brings a fresh look to the classic game by adding real-time ray tracing ...
In the Half-Life 2 20th anniversary documentary, we finally get the reason why we never got an Episode 3.
Valve is celebrating Half-Life 2's 20th anniversary with a massive update, a temporary free giveaway of the full game, and a bundle including the two episodic expansions and new developer commentary.
Half-Life 2, free on Steam for a limited time, is getting a bunch of content updates for its 20th anniversary including new fixes, a developer commentary, and more.
A recently released fork of one of the premier VR mods for Half-Life 2 (2004) added a number of features that should make you feel a little less like Gordon Freeman, and a little more like John ...
Half-Life 2 is getting the RTX treatment, with a new community-made remaster that will add full ray tracing to the classic first-person shooter.
Awkwardly titled Half-Life 2 RTX: An RTX Remix Project, the remaster is currently in development with no set release date. Nvidia announced it today as part of its pre-Gamescom presentations.
After Portal with RTX, Nvidia is tapping Half-Life 2 modders to give Valve’s classic FPS a ray-traced upgrade. There’s a trailer, but no release date yet.
A community of modders is developing a ray-traced Half-Life 2 remake using Nvidia’s early access RTX Remix platform, and Nvidia is debuting its first trailer for Gamescom.
NVIDIA this week announced Half-Life 2: RTX, a community-made remaster of the legendary game featuring all-new assets, textures, and lighting. Pieces of the remaster are likely to make their way ...
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