Celebrating 25 years of Half-Life, with new updates and freebies for everyone.

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Ngày cập nhật gần nhất: 15/4/2026

It's no exaggeration to say that for gamers of the 80s and 90s, Half-Life was one of the most intense childhood games. Whether it was not only the storyline with scientist Gordon Freeman but also the fierce battles for control of the bombsite on the Italy map in the Counter-Strike mod.

Valve celebrates the full 25th anniversary of the game's release, just updating the seemingly forgotten game. From updating graphics, supporting gaming on the Steam Deck, to adjusting for better display on high-resolution screens, supporting a 16:9 aspect ratio screen, not 640x480 pixels like before, Valve game developers have listed everything. Even the multiplayer mode has been balanced, the Magnum 357 has been fine-tuned for damage, and there are even three new maps.

Most importantly, from now until 21/11, gamers can receive Half-Life for free along with the 25th-anniversary update. Simply click the Add to Account button here:

More specifically, Valve declared as follows: “We are very proud of what we accomplished back then, and we are still incredibly grateful to the gaming community for their continued love of the game. Half-Life has not received as much attention in recent years compared to other games we've developed. So, we believe this significant milestone is a great opportunity to enhance everyone's experience.”

The quarter-century anniversary edition of Half-Life includes the Half-Life Uplink short playthrough. At the game's launch, this was exclusive content only found on CDs sent to customers and readers by hardware companies and gaming magazines.

Not only that, Valve and Secret Tape studio have also produced a one-hour documentary film recounting the development history of Half-Life. Join us for an insightful journey:

On another note, for those wanting to experience Gordon Freeman's adventure with Source engine graphics instead of the original GoldSrc, loyal fans of Half-Life have put in a lot of effort to create Black Mesa, a fan-made game that completely overhauls the graphics of the classic game:

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