ItвЂ™s the biggest game development team Valve has ever had, Keighley wrote.

Yet Valve ran this project for four years with up to 80 people - about 25% of the total company. Less than 1% of Steam customers own a VR headset. He said that Half-Life: Alyx is ambitious but is also вЂњbordering on absurdвЂќ because the audience is so limited. ItвЂ™s interesting that Keighley has some sharp observations. Some of this project was about trying to give the people who joined Valve in the second decade that experience we felt in the first.вЂќ вЂњFor those of us who were here in our first decade, we knew Valve could still be that. вЂњA lot of people came to Valve because of what they thought it represented, and it hasnвЂ™t always been that place the past decade,вЂќ product lead Robin Walker told Keighley. Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded. Today, I get to live a little vicariously by peeking over KeighleyвЂ™s shoulder. I get my share of interviews, but I do miss talking to industry leaders like Newell. I used to interview people like Valve CEO Gabe Newell but his inner circle closed, and I donвЂ™t get to do that anymore. ItвЂ™s nice to see Keighley get the access to give us a peek at what itвЂ™s like inside the company. Valve is a hugely influential company in games, but itвЂ™s also way too secretive. It debuted yesterday as a slick app on Steam, and it chronicles the making of ValveвЂ™s triple-A virtual reality game. ItвЂ™s good to see him return to the written word, as it was a treat to be able to read his Final Hours of Half-Life: Alyx, which is his first feature story in many years. I used to read Geoff KeighleyвЂ™s Final Hours stories at GameSpot, before he went off to eventually run The Game Awards.

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