Is this where Gordon Freeman ends up after Episode 2, stuck testing products for Aperture Science? I don’t even remember where Episode 2 left off because it came out back when segregation was still a thing. Where has my beloved Mr. Freeman gone?

What’s in a name? Well, if your name is Gordon Freeman, it’s a mailbox full of Half-Life swag.

“A Call for Communication” will be playing Half-Life 2 this Sat. to send a message to Valve.

Back in 2009, The Purchase Brothers made a short film based in the world of Half Life 2…

People want Half-Life 3, and they want it now! Do it Valve – for the sake of Canada!

Awww, ain’t that sweet? No, no it’s not. And if you think it is, you can taste my crowbar, you alien sympathizer scum. If aliens are allowed to get married, say goodbye to traditional values.

If industry insiders are to be believed, It would appear that Valve, pioneers of Half Life, Portal and Left 4 Dead, are dropping out of…

John Boiles, a Garry’s Mod fan, has found a way to get Microsoft’s Kinect working in Garry’s Mod, earning even the respect of Garry himself.

If you haven’t heard yet, Kelly Bailey, a sound producer who’s been with Valve since the beginning, has left the company and he’s taken Gordon Freeman’s face with him. His face! This one is for you Kelly, and by extension, Gordy.

In a bit of surprising news, it has been reported that the senior sound producer who has been with Valve since the original Half Life…

Valve’s superb Half-Life 2: Episode Two is on sale for 75% off as part of the weekly “Midweek Madness” sale on Steam.

It took two years and just $1,200 for seven friends to make this short film that takes place the twisted and desolate world of Half-Life . . .

Steam’s Winter Day deals have clicked over once again with day 13, bringing some great deals on Mafia II and Half-Life 2, among many other great games.

In the words of the immortal John Wayne, upon learning that John F. Kennedy had been elected president, “I didn’t vote for him but he’s my president, and I hope he does a good job.”

This beautiful self-portrait depicts a tragic time in Gordon Freeman’s life. He lived in a crazy house. He cut his own ear off. The G-Man was watching him always. A sad, complicated life.