It’s been 20 years since Half-Life 2 burst onto the scene, and like Gordon Freeman returning from stasis, fans are flooding back to the iconic single-player FPS in record-breaking numbers. According to SteamDB, the game’s 24-hour peak was 52,027 players, the biggest crowd Half-Life 2 has drawn since Steam started keeping track of such stats back in 2008. That’s more people than a Black Mesa evacuation drill. To be fair thought, there is a big, Valve-sized asterisk: those numbers don’t […]
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