In a November interview, David Speyrer explains that an Episode Three teaser at the end of Episode Two was deliberately omitted to avoid ruining the mood of the final scene by having it followed with a high action trailer.At the conclusion of the game, Gordon Freeman and Alyx Vance are about to leave to Arctic locations in search of Judith Mossman and the newly recovered Borealis, the Aperture Science icebreaker.
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Furthermore, Speyrer does not want to comment about speculation started by PC Gamer UK on the game's climax being a battle set at an Arctic research station. In a May interview given by David Speyrer and Doug Lombardi about the development of Episode Three, it is stated that a lot of work has gone into creating a natural progress of topography and climate between Two and Three, and that the player will not head back to City 17, at least not in this game.Ĭombine Advisors following a humanoid figure into the Borealis in the first Episode Three concept art image. Newell adds that expansions similar to that of Half-Life may also be made at some point. Gordon is also confirmed to be the main protagonist of all three episodes. He also states that the G-Man plays a pivotal role in the episodes: what happens when he loses control of Gordon Freeman, when Gordon is not available to him as a tool, how he responds to that, and what the consequences of that are. Newell states that all the episodes are "worked out" and that each release will move farther beyond the Eastern European and City 17 sensibilities. Episode Two is announced for Q4 2006 and Three for 2007. In June, Gabe Newell refers to the three Half-Life 2 episodes as Half-Life 3.An Episode Four, developed outside of Valve and with a stand-alone plot, is also mentioned. The second will develop Episode Two concurrently to both projects.
Two teams inside Valve will develop the series: the first team will work on Episode One, and once it has finished work on the game, it will move to develop Episode Three.
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