That may be why we haven't heard from Zoey or Coach in quite some time. Not to mention the fact that encountering a Witch in virtual reality would be traumatizing. The core concept of the series would have to be overhauled to better suit this style of gaming.

There's a lot of moving around in Left 4 Dead games, and traversal is still tricky in VR without the use of teleportation mechanics. RELATED: Study Identifies Technique That Accurately Predicts VR Cybersickness Severityīut creating a four-player co-op zombie shooter in VR might be a little too taxing for its development team. While not the optimal solution, if Valve wanted to make a VR Left 4 Dead game, many of us would grit our teeth and begrudgingly play it. That isn't necessarily a bad thing considering that Alyx is one of the best games you can play through a pair of expensive goggles. Valve is very focused on selling its Index headset, so the games it's making are only being produced for virtual reality.

Hell, Half-Life: Alyx was so good that people raced out to buy VR helmets just to experience it.Īctually, VR is possibly the reason why we haven't gotten a new Left 4 Dead. On top of that, there's a rabid fanbase that would jump at the chance to play another amazing Valve title.

Valve owns Steam, which makes billions of dollars every year. It's not like it would be a huge financial risk to make these games.

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