We believe this philosophy has significantly contributed to the overall quality and feel of the game.' For us, Black Mesa is purely a labour of love. Our team is made up of average, hardworking people, and no one joined the team to make money. 'We never developed Black Mesa with money in mind. 'This is an incredible honour - one we never expected - but also one we found hard to accept.'
'Black Mesa has been given the opportunity to be sold as a retail product on Steam!' the developer beamed on its Steam Community page. Black Mesa sure looks prettier than actual Half-Life, but it's going to look even better yet on the newer Source engine. Valve admires the remake so much, apparently, that it's okay with not only hosting the community project on its distribution portal, but actually allowing the dedicated fans to profit from it. Fan-made Half-Life remake, Black Mesa, has been given the go-ahead by Valve to become a commercial product on Steam.
