He gained a degree in physics and now he is ready to investigate and find the ways to stand against the universal evil. The game starts when Freeman is a young researcher, the one that have just graduated from a university. This will turn life on Earth into a real chaos and torture, which you cannot allow. They are here to make the humanity their slaves and use the resources of our planet for their own benefit. As a main character, you will take your weapons and stand against the alien invaders. The game is famous for being one of the most well-thought shooters ever existed.
He is here to save the Earth from ruination and you will play for him and take part in this saving mission.
So it really wouldn't be a surprise to see Valve temporarily give the original games away to drum up Alyx.Play for a warrior and investigator, a famous man called Gordon Freeman. Shortly after the VR sequel was announced, both games were available for just $1 on Steam. This wouldn't be the first time Valve has promoted the original Half-Life games on the back of Alyx's hype. There's also no way to know if the collection will just be a Steam bundle or a new item in its own right - serving as a catch-all entry point for new players - but it shouldn't matter much in the end. It's unclear what all this new Half-Life: Collection will include, but in addition to the original Half-Life and all the episodes of Half-Life 2, it may come with the wealth of DLC and multiplayer extras which are also available on Steam, such as Half-Life 2: Deathmatch. The alert says the collection will be free until the launch of Alyx, so the freebie window will likely start one or two weeks ahead of time. If it is legit, we can expect to see it again as we get closer to Half-Life: Alyx's March 2020 release date. It seems to have been sent prematurely on January 20 and almost immediately pulled, likely due to some sort of scheduling error. The Steam alert in question was captured in English and Spanish by independent users, and it certainly looks legitimate.
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