Valve has returned to the world of Portal for Moondust, a brand new virtual reality demo. Working for Aperture Science's Lunar Resources Initiative, you are sent into spaaaace to construct a modular space station, and then down onto the Moon itself for further testing.
Moondust is a sandbox experience designed to show off the Knuckles EV2, Valve's latest VR controller. Specifically, you'll be manipulating objects using the device's pinch grip technology and ability to finely detect hand poses and movement.
On board with that? Then you'll be crushing moon rocks, driving a moon buggy, building things and lobbing items onto targets in no time.

Rainbow Six Siege just got a new batch of cosmetic items, offering summer-appropriate attire perfect for staying cool through the hotter months - and look cool doing it. If you log in to Siege right now you’ll get two of the new Sunsplash for free, giving you a pair of cosmetics from the 12 item collection.
These packs - they bear a striking resemblance to Capri Suns, incidentally - offer the chance at items like Blue Hibiscus, which features Lesion in a Hawaiian shirt. Then there’s Scuba Six for Dokkaebi, an aptly named wetsuit, as well as our favourite, Summer Cool, which gives Lesion a popsicle stick to chew on.
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You’ll also have a shot at some colourful weapon skins, and some nifty charms ranging from diving masks and flip flops to a very angry Tiki idol, on top of all the other skins in the package.
The full collection will cost 2700 R6 credits, or just over $20 USD. Not a terrible value, despite the relatively small selection of skins. Legendary Sunsplash items
Easy Train - IQ headgear
Summer Cool - Lesion headgear Epic Sunsplash items
Blue Hibiscus - Lesion uniform

Freedive - Dokkaebi headgear

The mainstream media is full of stories about national football teams kicking back and playing smash hit battle royale Fortnite in their spare time at the World Cup in Russia at the moment, but it appears the Brazilian team would rather play Counter-Strike: Global Offensive than battle it out around Tilted Towers.
It’s no big secret that Neymar Jr is a big fan of the Valve shooter, having being snapped several times with FalleN and the rest of the current MiBR roster, but it was a surprise seeing the superstar running over to his teammates after scoring Brazil’s first goal against Mexico yesterday, and pretending to blind them with a poorly thrown flashbang.
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The celebration, known as the flashbang dance, not only caught the eye of the CS:GO community on Reddit, but also the game’s developers who shared a gif of the celebration with a reminder for Neymar to call his flashbangs:

Make sure to call out your flashes, !!

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It seems the Netherlands' threat to prosecute video game companies over loot boxes has claimed its first victim: Valve.
Players of CS:GO and Dota 2 in the Netherlands were today greeted with a message from Valve saying the company had pulled item trading and Steam Marketplace transfers for both games.
Valve said the move was in response to the Dutch threat to prosecute video game companies who failed to alter their game's design by 20th June after it found some loot boxes were gambling.

Valve is hEver since the release of Dota 2s unique game mode The Underhollow, players have been spending countless hours in the game, trying to get their hands on the bonus Battle Pass points. However, with only a few heroes dominating the new game mode, players have been desperately asking for the developers to introduce a Ban Phase to Underhollow. And well, our call has been heard.

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Valve’s move to an ‘anything goes’ approach to deciding which games will appear on Steam is a controversial one, but the company defended the decision by offering up some hard numbers that help describe the scope of the problem at a games industry talk this week in Russia.
Earlier this month, Valve announced that the company would allow any game on Steam so long as it wasn’t either illegal or “trolling.” The move came after outcry over emails the company sent to the developers of adult-themed games, primarily visual novels, telling them to either censor content or have their games pulled from Steam.
Valve might not be doing much curation these days, but we still are! Here's our list of the .
Now, Valve is explaining the subsequent decision to cease curating games almost entirely. Jan-Peter Ewert, head of Valve’s business development, gave a presentation at the Business Conference for Games Industry that laid out some of the numbers the company deals with when it comes to the sheer number of new games coming through Steam Direct.
In one slide, provided via Twitter by , Ewert shows how the number of new games on Steam has increased with each successive indie discovery program. Before Greenlight, which launched in 2012, about five games were released a week. With Greenlight, that number grew to 70 per week, and now with Steam Direct, Valve is seeing about 180 weekly game launches.
Those numbers couple with an ever-expanding Steam playerbase. Ewert said 13.5 million first-time purchasers have arrived on Steam in January through April of this year. They add up to a daunting challenge, wherever you fall on Valve’s decision about curating games.

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Earlier this year, Valve made some changes to its privacy policy, and it spelled the end of Steam Spy. Now, though, Valve is promising to make new tools for the community. Previously, Steam Spy gathered user data from Steam in order to determine stats like which games were most played and which games generated the ...]