Even though Valve managed to get a rather sizable chunk of players to dive into their card game Artifact, things turned sour very quickly. Due to a combination of balance problems and an overly restrictive in-game economy, players quickly found themselves running out of options, and soon enough

[Update]: Valve is ceasing all development on Artifact and Artifact 2.0.

After realizing that the original version of Artifact was beyond salvaging with a simple patch or two, Valve went

[Update #2]: Valve is ceasing all development on Artifact and Artifact 2.0.

[Update]: The

[Update]: The Artifact 2.0 rework is now heading into Closed Beta!

After being incredibly silent about the fate of Artifact for over a year, Valve recently came out to say that they are not

[Update #2]: Valve is ceasing all development on Artifact and Artifact 2.0.

[Update]: Valve has detailed the core mechanic and ...

[Update #2]: Valve is ceasing all development on Artifact and Artifact 2.0.

[Update]: Artifact

[Update]: Artifact 2.0 has been announced. There aren't many details just yet, but there will be a beta soon!

Valve's card game Artifact is in a bit of an unfortunate spot right now.

While Artifact is still in dire need of major updates, you might be glad to hear that Valve has now finally increased the speed of matches. The tournament timer now grants only 30 seconds per round (down from 1 minute) and starts at 2:30 (down from 3:00), while the standard timer now only

Valve's card game Artifact launched a couple of weeks ago, and unfortunately it has not managed to make much of an impact in the already crowded genre. While the reasons for this are most likely

Valve's card game Artifact launched a few weeks ago, though unfortunately it has done so alongside quite a few problems. The in-game features were incredibly barebones, there was no actual ranked mode or serious progression, you couldn't communicate with your opponent in any way, and to top it

After an extremely lengthy and equally secretive beta, Valve and Richard Garfield's card game Artifact has now landed onto Steam. As expected given the concerns about its monetization model, Artifact has made its public debut alongside some seriously mixed reviews, though thankfully it appears

After a lengthy and far too secretive beta, it would appear that Valve and Richard Garfield's card game Artifact is now just about ready to release. To be more specific, you'll be able to experience experiencing a Dota 2 match from a bit of a different perspective this November 28th at a €18

After months and months of absolute silence, Valve has now finally spoken about their much-anticipated card game Artifact. According to the brief announcement Artifact has been designed from the ground up by Richard Garfield, the creator of Magic the Gathering, and as such is expected to be

After securing themselves a place among the extremely popular FPS and MOBA genres, it was only a matter of time before Valve set their sights onto the next big thing - card games! As such, it really shouldn't come as much of a surprise to hear that during this year's The International Valve