Valve Community

The Combine Overwiki is a wiki encyclopedia dedicated to the Half-Life universe and its related subjects. Its main purpose is to treat the available content in an intelligent and analytical way, with emphasis on behind-the-scenes material when available.

It might seem strange to add Wikipedia to this directory but it contain some very useful information for Valve’s fans. The sections on the games are very detailed. It is also available in many langauges.

Tweak Guides provides incredibly useful information and tips on how to get the most out of your hardware and games.

Geek-Gaming is a French site that mainly seems to cover TF2, with the occaionsal review of Half-Life 2, EP1 and EP2 sp mods.

Scrama – The Art Of Level Design is the portfolio of Scrama; a level designer from Russia.

Games Modding is a site that covers many aspects of making mods for various games. It features, tutorials, interviews and forums. Updated regularly, the crew of this site are working hard to provide interesting and original content.

Games Modding is also a PlanetPhillip.com file partner.

Gaming.Fi is a Finnish website covering plenty of games other than Valve’s games. It features plenty of updates and an active forum.

SteamCard is a simple way to display your stats from the Steam Community, just like a Live! Gamercard. SteamCards are just PNG images, which means you can embed them into forums, signatures etc. Different styles of SteamCard are avaliable so you can stand out from the crowd.

HL Gaming covers all the news related to Valve gaming, including TF2, L4D and all your HL favourites.

Steambans.com is a global banlist/watchlist made for the Steam technology from Valve. All bans that are accepted will enter a database which then is used to protect all servers under their supervision.

HL2World.com is a news and forum based site that has been around for a long time. The forum is particularly active.

3D Buzz is a company dedicated to providing the world with quality technical education over 3D animation, programming, game design, and much more. They have been producing training videos since 2001, always pushing the envelope in the development of informative lessons with an engaging and personable format. They try to make the viewer feel more like they’re involved in a classroom discussion with an energetic teacher as opposed to being stuck in a dry, uninspired, run-of-the-mill training video.