Other options could include Left 4 Dead 3 or perhaps even a completely new series but with any luck, we'll see the engine debut sometime this year. However, Valve cut out the Source 2 project during an internal meeting last year because porting CSGO and its community contents to a new. The new Source 2 engine is expected to come with a lot of graphical changes along with more accurate sound effects. If Valve does push for OpenGL over DirectX, were going to see DirectX basically eliminated. There are no hints as to what that debut game might be but I imagine most are crossing their fingers for Half Life 3. CSGO fans are very excited about the Source 2 engine. Valves Source 2 Engine to prioritize OpenGL and Linux. At the time, he said Valve would launch the engine when they had a promising enough game for it. There are even games outside of Valve that use Source, such as Apex: Legends. Games need a way to move information from one place to another, render graphics, and receive instructions from players, and all Valve titles use some version of Source. We've known for some time now that Valve has been working on a follow-up to the original Source engine a CEO Gabe Newell revealed as much back in 2012. What is Source 2 Both Source and Source 2 are game engines. Some of the slide is cut off but what we can see discusses a powerful GUI front end for content authoring that can be extended with custom and pre-game assets, a browser for quickly finding, managing and editing assets and automatic compiling of content. As you can see, the screenshots demonstrate the increase in detail that is possible with the Source 2 engine which includes enhanced foliage, improved lighting and shadow effects, among other things.Įlsewhere, one of the slides outlines some of the redesigned tools and workflow of the engine. What we have here is an updated version of the Plantation level from the Left 4 Dead 2 campaign Swamp Fever.
The update has lines of code referencing ray tracing and Nvidia's RTX. SteamDB founder Pavel Djundik recently tweeted a beta update that Valve just pushed to their deckbuilding game, Artifact. The images were posted by reputable Neogaf user "CBOAT" which gives them a bit more credibility if nothing else. Both Fortnite and Minecraft now have ray tracing, and it looks like Valve might be about to follow suit by adding ray tracing to their Source 2 engine.
A series of leaked screenshots allegedly from a confidential Valve PowerPoint presentation show the company's Source 2.0 engine in action.
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