A reliable Valve leaker recently released a new video focusing on Half-Life 3, in which he suggests that the game will not take an open-world approach, but rather will have expansive zones similar to those of Uncharted 4.\r\nFor a long time , the existence of a third chapter of the Half-Life saga (series that you can find on Amazon) was only a hope for fans of Gordon Freeman’s first-person adventures.\r\nValve is sadly famous for failing to count up to three and, although Half-Life: Alyx gave us a taste of what a sequel could be, everyone has been waiting for an official confirmation from Valve for a long time.\r\nOver the last year, however, Half- Life 3 seemed less like an impossible dream and more like a real possibility.\r\nValve dropped several clues suggesting a return for Gordon Freeman (including a video showing images from Episode 3 for the first time) and dataminers found numerous tests that a new game is in development.\r\nOne of the most well-known dataminers is Tyler McVicker, a reliable source regarding Valve, who has spoken at length about Half-Life 3, revealing exclusive behind-the-scenes details.\r \nMcVicker recently released a new video titled “Valve Isn’t Trying to Hide HL3,” in which he shares new information obtained through datamining.\r\nAs reported by Metro (via The Gamer), McVicker claims that some updates made to Valve games such as Deadlock, Dota 2 and Counter-Strike 2 contain files that he is certain are related to a new Half-Life.\r\nThese include Half-Life 2 mechanics and systems updated for a new game, along with a rifle sound that may be in testing\