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Another Half-Life 3 Rumor for 2025, but Fans Are Used to it By Now

It wouldn’t be a new year in gaming without another Half-Life 3 rumor floating around. The information comes from Daniel Richtman that Valve may finally be reviving its long-dormant masterpiece or at least thinking about it again. But if you’re getting deja vu, you’re not alone. We’ve been here before. Many times. If anything does come out it will certainly hit steam first.

This Half-Life 3 rumor comes from a recent flurry of online chatter with fans dissecting vague job listings, data files, and anything remotely resembling a crowbar. One supposed Half-Life 3 leak hinted at early development prototypes being tested internally, though, as always, there’s nothing official from Valve. Silence, it seems, is still the company’s favorite language.

Valve, for its part, remains as mysterious as ever. Since the release of Half-Life: Alyx in 2020, fans have been cautiously hopeful that the series isn’t entirely abandoned. That game reignited the community’s belief that the studio might be building something bigger. Fans are also wondering if it could also make its way to PlayStation or Xbox consoles. But every Half-Life 3 leak so far has turned out to be more speculative than solid, like seeing Combine soldiers in your spaghetti and thinking it’s a sign.

It’s not that fans don’t want to believe, Half-Life 3 rumors have become almost ceremonial at this point. Every year or two, there is a new spark, only to get Valve’s trademark silence. By now, the meme is practically self-aware: “Half-Life 3 confirmed” is less of a statement and more of a punchline.

Still, there’s always that one percent chance. Valve has a habit of doing things on its own terms, often without warning. And if this Half-Life 3 leak has even a sliver of truth behind it, we might just be closer to seeing Gordon Freeman again than we think. But let’s not get our gravity guns charged just yet.

At this point, it feels like the universe itself is trolling us. But hey, we’ve waited this long, what’s a few more years of speculation, Reddit threads, and false alarms?