Deadlock: Valve’s Latest Game Announcement Sparks Excitement
Deadlock: The Announcement
Valve has officially announced Deadlock, a game currently in early development. This announcement comes with a Steam page that lists Valve as the developer and publisher. There’s a simple notice stating:
“Deadlock is in early development with lots of temporary art and experimental gameplay. Access is currently limited to friend invites via our playtesters.”
Details and Teaser
Although Valve hasn't shared extensive information, an animated teaser image has been revealed. The system requirements mention that a 64-bit processor and operating system are required. Details about Deadlock have been leaking for months, beginning with closed playtests starting in May.
- By August, the player base had grown significantly, with tens of thousands involved.
- Many streamers, including Shroud, have recently gone live to showcase the game.
- Recent hands-on previews have stirred additional interest.
Future Prospects
As Deadlock emerges on the scene, players are left to wonder if it will sustain popularity like Counter-Strike or Dota 2 or if it will fade away like Artifact.
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