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Those are maintenance + loot box on existing games. Sure, it still takes art and craft, but not the same kind of development work.
by 3eb7988a1663 3mo ago
Those are maintenance + loot box on existing games. Sure, it still takes art and craft, but not the same kind of development work.
- Rohansi 3mo agoValve is still working on new things. See this section, specifically the bottom. https://box2d.org/posts/2026/06/announcing-box3d/#valve-to-the-rescue https://box2d.org/posts/2026/06/announcing-box3d/#valve-to-t...
- mvdtnz 3mo agoSo not games.
- Rohansi 3mo agoTry reading between the lines. Why would Valve be developing a new game physics engine internally?
- mvdtnz 3mo agoValve switched existing games to Rubikon to avoid paying licensing fees for their former physics engine.
- Rohansi 3mo agoYes but it's not just Rubikon anymore. They are working on a new physics engine called Ragnarok. I highly doubt they're making a whole new physics engine just for their existing games because Rubikon is working fine there.