Half Life 3 Confirmed? CS: GO Devs Allegedly Working On HL3 As Left 4 Dead 3 Being Worked On Again By Turtle Rock Studios?

Half Life 3 confirmed? If reports are to be believed, then not only is Half Life 3 confirmed but it is being worked on right now!

A credible source has finally spoken up and it indeed looks promising. The word comes from the Counter Strike mod creator Minh Gooseman who is also a former Valve employee. He confirms that there is indeed a Half Life 3 in development and Left 4 Dead 3 as well. Speaking to the media, he said that he is not in a position to share everything he has seen so far but he got a chance to see a glimpse of the HL3 concept art being in the works. The interview took place during the pod cast in goRGNtv in which the creator further added that what he saw closely resembled a Half Life universe. In his speech, the representative revealed that this could be old news by now but the fact is, Valve has spoken nothing about any such game in development.

Cyberland has reported that is rumored that the team working on CS:GO is working on Half Life 3.

A year ago an official documentation revealed the existence of these most wanted games. When everyone was glad that it is indeed in development, Gabe Newen had an entirely different story to say. He revealed that Valve is not so much interested in churning out sequels with Half Life 3 and Half Life 4 but rather they would focus on good multi-player games. True to his word, the team which was part of the Left 4 Dead series is now coming with a title named Evolve. The four player combat multi-player game pits them against a human controlled monster which sets pace for an interesting online element. The reach level of the game is to be seen only after it officially makes it way to the platforms.

Everything about Valve continues to be a mystery and their future plans are always in a state of dilemma. The steam machines which were slated to get released this year had been postponed to 2015 because the team is not ready with their Steam controllers yet. However, the Steam OS is slowly picking up pace and some games are already being made for this platform that will also make its debut next year to compete directly with the next gen consoles PS4 and Xbox One.