The latest entry in the Half-Life series is just a little over a month away. Valve has announced that Half-Life: Alyx will be releasing on March 23, 2020, for compatible virtual reality headsets. For those looking to grab a Valve Index for the occasion, or those that have already made their pre-orders, Valve will also be offering certain bonuses, such as Steam VR Home environments that feature props and visuals of locations from the game, which will go live slightly ahead of the game's launch, on March 2nd. Half-Life: Alyx will be supported by the Valve Index, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift/Quest, and Windows MR headsets.

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[tech3475]

I like how this game took less than a year to get released and yet still no Half-Life 3, Left 4 Dead 3, not Portal 3 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

HLVR has been known for a long time due to various development leaks.

They just didn’t officially announce anything.

 

[Lazyt]

My birthday? Thank you . I don’t really like hl so i don’t even care

 

[Deleted member 513667]

Old Hl players be like: my time has come

 

[SuperDan]

You can make a realy ghetto VR setup under 200€ (rift DK2 and PsMove controllers).

i just cant afford 200 ATM ... one day mate one day

 

[FoxMcloud5655]

anyone have both vive and index ? Is supersampling on Vive gonna look good like normal resolution on index ? Some people suggest me to save money and get controllers standalone to pair with Vive and steam vr 1.0.

I own and use both the Vive and the Index. Supersampling is only as good as your computer can pump out, and even then, you're dealing with a lower resolution than the Index. You can absolutely tell a difference with supersampling, though. It makes most text readable at normal distances, provided you have a powerful GPU to back it up, like a GTX 1080 or a GTX 2070. Personally, I own just the Index headset and still use the Vive wands and the Vive lighthouses.

tl;dr, Yes, but only if you have a powerful GPU to back it up.

 

[Delerious]

So...No Epic store exclusivity deal here?

/flees from the thread

Haha! Cheeky. Though in all seriousness, it is a Valve game, so I won't be surprised if it actually turns out to be a Steam exclusive.