We’re mere days away from Half-Life 2’s 20th anniversary, and the fabled sequel is still nowhere in sight. Two decades ago the G-Man left us with one of the biggest cliffhangers of all time, and we’ve been waiting for what comes next ever since. Sure, Half-Life Alyx played with our expectations, but the third game is still seemingly a twinkle in the corner of Valve’s eye. Since Gordon Freeman’s last adventure, the Steam maker has given us Counter-Strike 2, Deadlock, and even some huge Team Fortress 2 updates. Half-Life 3, by comparison, couldn’t be more distant. That’s until Project Borealis. This fan-made interpretation of what the Valve sequel could be recently showed new signs of life, and now it’s closer than ever before.
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