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The Final Hours of Half-Life: Alyx

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The Final Hours of Half-Life: Alyx
Author(s)

Geoff Keighley

Language

English

Subject(s)

Video game design

Publication date

July 9, 2020

The Final Hours of Half-Life: Alyx, also known as Half-Life: Alyx - Final Hours, is an interactive book chronicling the development of Half-Life: Alyx and the cancelled projects worked on at Valve in the decade leading up to it. Written by Geoff Keighley who also authored The Final Hours of Half-Life (2000), The Final Hours of Half-Life 2 (2004), and The Final Hours of Portal 2 (2011), it was released on July 9, 2020 on Steam and is available for $7.99.

The book's trailer and introduction features a remix of the Half-Life 2 Soundtrack track "Triage at Dawn" arranged by Frederick "Ursine Vulpine" Lloyd.[1][2][3]

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Introduction[edit]

Chapter 1: The Gift For Burning[edit]

Chapter 2: Polygons & Presence[edit]

Chapter 3: The Wilderness[edit]

Chapter 4: Hidden Half-Life[edit]

Chapter 5: Fixing Valve[edit]

Chapter 6: God in a Box[edit]

Chapter 7: What Are You Doing Next?[edit]

Chapter 8: Sea Otters and Soapboxes[edit]

Chapter 9: The Death of Vader[edit]

Chapter 10: The Dark Days of City 17[edit]

Chapter 11: Smell the Ashes[edit]

Chapter 12: Rescuing God From Prison[edit]

Chapter 13: The 13-Year Wait[edit]

Chapter 14: Yep, It Will Be Interesting[edit]

Chapter 15: I Will See You Up Ahead[edit]

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