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2019 is practically around the corner, with doors opening March 18th at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA. Below are the currently known sessions that Valve will be participating in. their title. The talk provides specific examples of spatial audio technology and how it enhances gameplay and immersion, including: HRTF-based binaural rendering for locating enemies; occlusion and transmission for modeling how sound is affected by vents or other openings; and real-time physics-based reverb for modeling smooth variations and subtle details in environmental reverb. The talk also discusses how the needs of the game informed improvements in how Steam Audio integrates with Budget Cuts game engine, Unity. Finally, the talk discusses some of the limitations in audio engine architecture when it comes to advanced spatial audio technology, and offers some itself be the gameplay? On Firewatch, the developers set out to create a compelling story that unfolded in real time and allowed for player-centric interactivity and responsiveness, without allowing the player to ever fail. In this talk, game designer and composer Chris Remo will discuss the ways in which the team succeeded (and came up short) in making de*p interactive narrative design a vital part of Emily will cover both basic and detailed implementation strategies that allow sound designers and non-sound designers to scale audio Well be keeping this thread up-to-date with all of the known Valve participants. The new CS:GO game mode update, Danger Zone, may have an ARG lurking inside.. Or it could just be an Easter Egg. In the map Blacksite, there are 3 apartments, where the 3rd one is boarded up and inaccessible from the outside. and thats where things get interesting. Theres a desk inside the 3rd room with several computer monitors on it. starts to play. It turns out theres a hidden message inside of it, and it says, This was a triumph. Im making a note here: HUGE SUCCESS. In mid 2017, former Valve employee Roger Lundeen revealed a group of developers from KSP - the team who developed Kerbal Space Program -