No official details exist yet for 'Deadlock,' the rumored 6v6 team shooter from Valve. That hasn’t stopped people from playing it on Steam.
A new game from Valve appears to be on the horizon. Thousands of players have received invites to a game called Deadlock, a team-based shooter with multiplayer online battle arena elements. While Valve has yet to formally announce it, screenshots, gameplay, and even playtimes are already popping up online. As of this writing, Valve hasn’t said one way or the other whether the game is theirs.
The developer behind critically acclaimed hits like Half-Life, Portal, and Team Fortress 2, Valve is notoriously secretive, often in ways that only help fuel hype for their titles. Players have been waiting on the followup to Half-Life 2 for nearly two decades now, with little to no information from the company. According to The Verge, which published a hands-on preview of Deadlock, it’s a 6v6 shooter reminiscent of Blizzard’s Overwatch.
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