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However, after scanning it and seeing the author say that the “Zero Point Energy” was just “a pointless quasi-scientific name that has no serious grounding in genuine physics”, I decided I would write my own. I performed a quick search to see if somebody else had already written something and was initially disappointed to find somebody had. It was talking about Zero-Point Energy and of course I immediately recognized the term. The idea of an article about the science behind some aspects of the Half-Life games popped into my head when I was listening to a physics podcast.

The Replay Experience Experiment aka TREE.

Half-Life: Alyx is out now for all PC VR platforms.The Science Behind Half-Life: Game Names | RTSL Menu Phil Co, a designer at Valve said to Keighley, "we’re not afraid of Half-Life no more," and designer and programmer Tejeev Kohli claimed “going from to a new big thing, which will be even bigger, is pretty exciting.” And Alyx is being seen as a clear statement of intention. Valve has however begun to reboot its game development studios, also acquiring Firewatch developer Campo Santo and shelving their own projects to move staff onto work for Valve. There’s a common adage in Steam forums and Gaming Subreddits that Gabe Newell doesn’t know what comes after the number two, owing to the Portal, Left4Dead, Team Fortress and-most infamously- Half-Life franchises all going without a third numbered title. Valve has been incredibly protective over its IPs, and hesitant to risk or dilute them with sequels or spinoffs in the past. Whether Valve will commit to a large-scale development project such as this is another matter.

The team hopes it would be “a full-scale Half-Life game built not for VR, but as a game accessible across all traditional gaming platforms.” Keighley suggests that the majority of Valve’s Half-Life team indeed wants to make another game after Alyx. Per PC Gamer, Keighley's interactive “storybook,” titled Half-Life: Alyx – Final Hours, is about the development of the newest entry into the beloved franchise, and concludes with a section on what’s next for the Half-Life. The hopes and dreams for fans of Valve’s Half-Life franchise have been reignited once again on the word of Alf’s best friend and creator of the Video Game Awards, Geoff Keighley.