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Revision as of 02:08, 17 June 2025
Half-Life is a series of predominantly single-player FPS games, and the first game series & IP from Valve.
are collectively referred to as the Half-Life 1 series, and 
are collectively referred to as the Half-Life 2 series.
Valve titles
The Half-Life series consists of the following Valve-developed titles:
- Half-Life (
)
Half-Life: Uplink ()- Half-Life 2 (
) - Half-Life 2: Deathmatch (
) - Half-Life 2: Lost Coast ()
- Half-Life 2: Episode One ()
- Half-Life 2: Episode Two ()
Half-Life: Alyx (
)
Licensed titles
The following titles developed either primarily or entirely by external studios, but are officially licensed by Valve:
Canon
These titles are canon in Half-Life universe.
Non-canon
These titles are non-canon in Half-Life universe.
Codename: Gordon (
)
Half-Life 2: Survivor (
, Arcade)
Related titles
Additionally, the following titles are tangentially connected to the Half-Life franchise:
Team Fortress Classic ()
Half-Life: Counter-Strike ()
Deathmatch Classic ()- The
Portal series ( and )
Fangames
There are also many mods and fangames which take place in the Half-Life franchise, such as 
Black Mesa, 
Entropy : Zero 2, and 
Hunt Down the Freeman.
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