Thus reducing the risk of creating additional game breaking bugs for the majority of players who are more interested in playing the game than its development process. This is in an effort to improve the quality, delivery and efficiency of future updates to the main client. However, anyone can opt into the beta by selecting “public beta” under the game’s properties in their Steam library. Much like what Valve has done in the past for Left 4 Dead, Dota 2, and many of their other titles, this is an optional beta that will see updates from the development team prior to being released to the general public.
On July 5th, multiplayer level designer Joseph “Fr0z3nR” Radak took to the Black Mesa forums to announce that the Crowbar Collective is now officially starting a public beta for Black Mesa.
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