Development on the project will cease and the card-battler will be tossed onto the pile failed experiments taking up way too much space in Valve’s basement.

I’m not going to say that history tends to repeat itself, but two months for a complete reworking seems…optimistic.

With Half-Life: Alyx done, Valve’s ready to give Artifact a second chance, ushering in changes that’ll shape a relaunch of the game. Called Artifact 2.0, Valve has plenty to tweak and tinker with, focusing on retooling the game to actually be worth sinking some time and effort into.

Built on Riot’s hyper-successful MOBA, Legends of Runeterra’s beta will run all the way through to the game’s as yet unknown final release.

The streaming service is looking to permanently ban all the users involved in streaming offensive content on the Artifactt channel citing breaches in their terms and conditions.

Valve’s failed online card game has regained a following online despite it having nothing to do with Artifact.

Players and fans were not impressed when Valve debuted it’s new card-trading game Artifact back in November. While reactions to the overall gameplay were mixed, the developer and its title received a great deal of heat for the high costs to be found within the game. And it seems that frustration is taking a toll on active player numbers. Back …

By Dylan ‘Dib’ Brown The time zone was awkward, but this weekend signified the lifting of the Non-Disclosure Agreement for Artifact, Valve’s new card game based on the Dota 2 universe. Yours truly was finally able to stream and write about the game. So let’s get the first article out to share our thoughts on an underrated aspect of Artifact …