20 years after Valve started one of its most beloved and meaningful stories, it remains unresolved and the fans wonder if plans exist to wrap it up.

Backrooms director Kane Parsons has made no secret of how much he likes Valve's games, calling Portal 2 the single "biggest inspiration" for the instant-hit film. In a new interview, he says the whole house of Steam is a creative touchstone for him, praising Valve's commitment to artistic intent.

New Deadlock patch notes transform the Soul Urn deposit into a King of the Hill style capture point, and it even has a hard time limit.

Valve recently made a shocking announcement about the Steam Deck, which spells terrible news for the upcoming Steam Machine, assuming it launches.

Kane Parsons, the 20-year-old director of one of 2026’s most successful movies in Backrooms, is also a big fan of game developer Valve and specifically how the company is known to select its

Valve is going to court.