Gabe, director of Valve, said the series should extend back her emotions range

Pretty sure you could say we look forward to the game the longest is the Half-Life 2: Episode 3. Of course, Valve reserves the absolute radio silence and try to meet us while we wait – but this week, company director, Gabe, broke silence in an interview with Edge magazine, and began to talk about the series. Gabe claims that the series should go back to its roots, and scare the players.

Gabe did not talk specifically about the third chapter that we all expect him, and he clearly knows that something is going to excite thousands of fans around the world. When Gabe was asked what he thought would frighten the players, he replied in a very unexpected, the death of their children, the decline of their powers.  This … A bit confusing, is not entirely clear, and not entirely related to Half-Life series. Gordon Freeman does not have children or forces, then presumably bastard was not serious, or the next game is going to surprise us that we do not describe levels.

However, I wonder to myself – some of the previous games were really scary?

In Half-Life 2, it was very scary chapter, indeed. But he was also very different from the rest of the game – he had a pretty clear sense of “No Half-Life”, and he did not fit the style of Gordon Freeman the leader of the “revolution” or “Gordon Freeman was fighting an entire army alone” of the rest of the series.