Dota 2 News

Valve's five-day eSports tournament brings together 15 Dota 2 teams

Valve boss to receive UK award for his "outstanding and exceptional contribution to games."

Prize pot for new competition sits at $300,000--the most money a gaming league has put up for Dota 2 and CS:GO.

Valve's own Steam Box will be based on Linux; company also looking into creating its own low-latency controller with biometric feedback.

Gabe Newell says initial tests of upcoming free-to-play MOBA game on tablets "kind of a disappointment," but advancements in tech reason to be hopeful.

Servers to be set up by January 2013.

Valve confirms online battle game will be free; introduces Dota Store and Steam Workshop Integration.

Australian and American squads giving their nations a first shot at Valve's championship for the online battle game; reigning champion Na'Vi to defend its title.

Valve announces that The International 2012 is headed to PAX Prime in Seattle this September.

Head of Steam shop says iPad maker's values more in line with Nintendo than Valve, teases DOTA 2 as free-to-play with "some twists."

Developer claiming rights to the name of the popular fan-made online multiplayer game created using official mod tools for Warcraft III.

Valve confirms this week's security breach potentially exposed encrypted credit card numbers, passwords, addresses, more.

Valve scraps "dumb" plan to leave game in beta for a year, now intends to release it as soon as possible.

Studio says it has "completely rebooted" the game from what was shown at last year's BlizzCon; accessbility a core concern.

Na'Vi walks away with upcoming title's first championship at Gamescom competition; Chinese team takes second, with Singapore crew in third.

Valve confirms tactical action game will likely be out early next year; invitation-only test phase coming shortly, open trial also planned.

Publisher debuting new strategy game at German trade show this month; $1 million "The International" tournament to be held.