In true Valve fashion, Gaben & Co. have just launched the long-awaited Source 2 engine... as part of the new Dota 2 Workshop Tools. Oddly, Valve isn't confirming that this is actually Source 2 -- but ...

Are you worried about the source code leak? Do you plan on avoiding games like Counter-Strike Global Offensive and Team Fortress 2? Let us know in the comments or share your thoughts directly on ...

While EA's Origin and Ubisoft's Uplay both offer digital game downloads, the biggest player in the PC gaming space by far is Valve's Steam platform. Home to 125 million active users, the service is ...

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Valve just released the entirety of the Team Fortress 2 client and server source code, and it wasn’t even an accident. In a post on the Team Fortress website titled “The TF2 SDK has arrived!” Valve ...

It’s been a good week for game developers. Unreal Engine 4 went free. Unity 5 came out, and a massive chunk of its once premium features went free. And now: Valve ...

Gamers have been eagerly awaiting the announcement of the the new Source Engine, which will represent the next generation of graphics from a company which has routinely pushed the envelope as to what ...

Valve has been tight-lipped about the possibility of a new Source engine, never explicitly denying one but implying last year that it prefers to simply update its old engine. Apparently all it took to ...

After months and months—or more properly, years and years—of speculation, Valve has officially announced Source 2 Engine, the second iteration of the engine that’s powered all the studio’s games since ...

This week Valve has released the DotA 2 Workshop tools in the form of Hammer, and it seems that Valve may have also also soft-launched the long-awaited Valve Source 2 games engine according to some ...

Malcolm loves games. Be they trading card games like Magic: the Gathering or Yu-Gi-Oh, or tabletop wargames like Heroscape and Warhammer 40K, Malcolm's got a firm passion for all things interactive.