HTC CEO Claims Left 4 Dead 3 is Coming to VR; Valve Denies
HTC President Alvin Wang Graylin may have accidentally revealed at the GoldenV Awards that Valve is currently working on the third installment of Left 4 Dead, which will go to the VR devices. The production is expected to be released later this year. Valve denies working on the game.
During the GoldenV awards ceremony, Alvin Wang Graylin, President of HTC's Chinese branch, gave a speech on the future of VR technology and, perhaps accidentally, revealed that Valve is working not only on Half-Life: Alyx, but also Left 4 Dead 3, which is also to be dedicated to VR devices. According to his information, this game will appear later this year. You can see this revelation on one of the slides summarizing his speech.
It should be remembered that this information has not been officially confirmed, but considering today's reports, it may perhaps be assumed that the game is actually being created. If not for one, little problem - according to IGN, Valve categorically denies that it is currently developing Left 4 Dead 3.
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