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Half-Life 3 Confirmed! Meme Token Launch! In celebration of the imminent and inevitable release of Half-Life 3, we're launching a meme token! Why are we so confident? Because the evidence is everywhere—you just have to open your eyes! Evidence: Valve is working on a new engine. Rumors about a new engine surfaced in early August 2012. These rumors were confirmed in November of the same year when users from 4chan visited Valve to celebrate Gabe Newell's 50th birthday. Developing a new engine is the perfect cover for Valve to conceal their work on Half-Life 3. Valve trademarked "Half-Life 3." On September 29, 2013, Valve filed an application to trademark "Half-Life 3" in the European Union. On October 1, NeoGAF forum member Shinobi602 shared screenshots of the trademark application in a thread titled "Valve files trademark for…". Why register a trademark if you're not planning to release the game? A leak from Valve's internal Jira database. This leak confirmed that two development teams are working on Half-Life 3. One is listed as "Half-Life 3" with 46 members, and the other as "Half-Life 3 Core" with 10 members. A total of 56 people working on the game? That’s undeniable proof! Marc Laidlaw's cryptic blog post. Former Half-Life lead writer Marc Laidlaw published a post titled "Epistle 3" on his blog. Many believe it’s a summarized version of the Half-Life 3 storyline. Laidlaw couldn’t hold back and decided to share it with the world, albeit in a subtle way! Persistent rumors before major gaming events. Before big gaming events like the Electronic Entertainment Expo, rumors about Half-Life 3 always resurface. This is part of Valve’s carefully orchestrated plan to keep the hype alive! The April Fool’s prank on Steam. On April 1, 2013, Valve put up a fake Half-Life 2: Episode Three page on the Steam store. A clever ruse by Valve to catch us off guard. Half-Life 3 Confirmed!