In The Valley of Gods Would Have Shown Stunning Water Effects

In an intriguing update for fans of the cancelled game, In The Valley of Gods, a Valve developer has shared a six-second gameplay clip showcasing stunning water technology originally developed by Campo Santo before their acquisition by Valve. The game, set in 1920s Egypt, follows two documentary filmmakers on a quest to locate the lost Tomb of Nefertiti. Despite the cancellation, hopes remain as the game's Steam page is still active, hinting at a potential future resurgence. The visuals displayed in the clip underline the innovative techniques used by the developers, raising excitement and questions about what could have been.

Currently, In The Valley of Gods is on hold, with no definite plans for its release. However, Valve's ongoing projects may someday lead to its revival, as interest among the community remains high.

In The Valley of Gods was announced back in 2017 during the Game Awards, generating significant anticipation among players due to its strong narrative and captivating setting. The game was meant to be a follow-up to Firewatch, known for its unique storytelling and immersive environment. The acquisition by Valve left many fans wondering about the future of this project, and while the game may be sidelined for now, its innovative concepts and passionate development team continue to spark interest.