Valve finally broke its silence as it announced that possible first ever trilogy game of the company. According to reports, the American-based video game developer is now considering to create "Left for Dead 3".
Gabe Newell, the well-known face of Valve, recently made series of interview sessions and revealed that they are looking forward to completing a big trilogy starting with their very own "Left for Dead" series.
Gabe Newell stated that "Left for Dead 3" would be the best choice for development and has a high possibility to happen. But Newell clarifies that he does not want any fans to feel false hopes, making him not to promise anything about "Left for Dead 3's" actual production date.
Gabe explained, "Products are usually the result of an intersection of technology that we think has traction, a group of people who want to work on that, and one of the game properties that feels like a natural playground for that set of technology and design challenges."
He also added, "When we decided we needed to work on markets, free to play, and user generated content, Team Fortress seemed like the right place to do that. That work ended up informing everything we did in the multiplayer space. Left for Dead is a good place for creating shared narratives."
"Left for Dead" is a multiplayer first person shooter game developed by Valve South and was published by Valve Corporation. Set around a post-apocalyptic pandemic, players can choose to play either one of the main characters. The game has a wide variety of long range and melee weapons, medical supplies to heal the characters, and each episode or chapter ends by entering a safe room wherein players can replenish their health and ammunition.
