The new beta update supposedly introduces many bug fixes that have remained unresolved for over a decade, an increase in the FoV cap to 110, and support for ultra-wide resolutions. As highlighted by Tyler McVicker in one of his most recent videos on YouTube, Valve Corporation has secretly released a beta update for Half-Life 2, which can be downloaded through the game’s beta tab in Steam. Still, the game, while still receiving updates to this day, hasn’t had a game-changing update in a while that is, until now. With it, Half-Life 2 brought one the finest demonstrations of visual quality and in-game physics that challenged even the most high-end CPUs and GPUs at the time. Half-Life 2 is one of the most important games to come out in the history of PC gaming and the company is taking it very seriously. However, 17 years after, Valve Corporation has released its largest update for the game in over a decade for the company’s upcoming handheld console, Steam Deck. Half-Life 2 was released in 2004 and hasn’t had many updates for it in a long while.
