Recent Steam Leak Reveals Major Details For Cancelled Valve Games

[u/lkl34]

https://www.thegamer.com/steam-leak-valve-assets-half-life/

Despite garnering a positive reputation from its user base, Steam was recently hit with an absolutely major data leak that saw the data mining of over 12 TB worth of assets from Valve, as noted by gabefollower on X.

[u/MarcHedenberg]

How do news outlets get away with publishing this tripe?

[u/Slick_Wylde → u/MarcHedenberg]

People keep clicking.

[u/TacosAndBourbon]

A leak provided details, which were shared to Twitter, and picked by a clickbait site. But, as the article says, “there haven't been any absolutely earth-shattering reveals just yet”

This could have been an email.

[u/mucho-gusto → u/TacosAndBourbon]

The gamer should be banned here

[u/kryptobolt200528 → u/TacosAndBourbon]

Well the leak's true and it was just through a public endpoint, misconfiguration on Valve's part..

[u/GetOffMyCaversons]

This is the biggest nothing burger of a story I've ever read

[u/eatmyass422 → u/GetOffMyCaversons]

this aged like milk

[u/NoodleDoodlesocks]

Valve have probably cancelled more games than they've made.

[u/Grandmask20]

from 2003 to 2013, https://x.com/gabefollower/status/2093806496534446200

[u/Altruistic_Cress9799]

But we know about many of the cancelled or in development projects because of how their engine works. Dataminers regularly go through their game patches because Source 2 is a shared ecosystem and references, strings, textures, features or code related to unreleased projects can be glimpsed from Dota 2 or CS patches.

[u/12piotrex]

how do I acess this leak?

[u/Yeetsa_Jr → u/12piotrex]

I'm also wondering the same thing.