Valve have created themselves an interesting situation. Presenting themselves as bastions of consumers, remarkably accessible to gamers, regularly inviting in groups of modders — often to give them jobs — and always being present to offer a quote on how customers deserve to be treated with more dignity, they establish themselves as being our friend.
Harrison Krix’s replica Half-Life 2 gravity gun looked incredible, but it was never destined for his shelf, or that of an international adult collectible retailer. It was built for charity, and it’s for charity it was auctioned.
If you’ve ever wanted to see a live-action Half-Life 2 movie, these mock posters are only going to make you want to see one a lot more.
Custom Lego builder Brandon Bannerman doesn’t wait for due process to take its course, he makes his own damn Lego. And this week he’s made this wonderful little Gordon Freeman.
Good evening, Kotaku. I hope you weren’t trying to get any sleep tonight.
Escape From City 17, a 2009 short flick from The Purchase Brothers, was and still is the best piece of fan-made Half-Life cinema we’ve ever seen. Over two years later, it finally has a follow-up.