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SteamDeck owners heading into 2026 face a deep library of games tuned for handheld play, from sprawling RPGs to compact indie hits.

CS2 fans spotted a hidden hint about Cache. Valve briefly used a radiation symbol in “2026,” fueling speculation about major map pool changes next year.

Valve has introduced a significant update to its tournament regulations, officially banning the promotion of skin-gambling platforms, case-opening services, and similar websites across all

Steam Machine price projections point to a competitive mid-range launch figure.

Valve outlines pricing approach for its new Steam Machine, aiming to match comparable PC builds

Half-Life 3 speculations rise again as a new TGA image sparks another round of debate.

Valve’s new Steam Machine draws industry attention as veterans urge calm over imagined rivalries.

Valve unveils new Steam hardware rooted in PC gaming values, not console trends.

Half-Life 3 announcement rumors intensify as fans pinpoint November 18 as the likely reveal date.

DayZ creator Dean Hall condemns Valve for normalizing gambling through Counter-Strike 2’s loot box economy, calling it “disgusting” and urging transparency on its real-world effects.

A major CS2 update changes the economy: players can now trade five Covert skins for rare knives or gloves, causing market volatility.

Streamer psp1g struck gold after a CS2 update let players trade Covert skins for knives and gloves, skyrocketing the value of his long-forgotten inventory to an incredible $4.4 million.

The latest CS2 update from Valve introduces the Retakes mode, refreshed maps, new trade-up options, and technical improvements for smoother, more stable gameplay.

Steam Frame trademark hints at Valve’s possible return to consoles — or even a new Half-Life title, following the success of Steam Deck.

Counter-Strike 2 gets a 1.1 GB patch fixing the major strafe bug, map issues on Ancient and Train, and abnormal movement speed on slopes

A rare Team Fortress 2 Golden Frying Pan worth thousands just got deleted — again — by the same player who destroyed it once before. The TF2 economy feels the shock.

A new Steam game called Chemia might be more than it seems—cybersecurity researchers say it’s delivering actual malware. Here’s the full story, including how it connects to earlier attacks.