Now, one of the best existing Team Fortress 2 mods is formally coming to Steam, making it easier to play than ever.

After nearly 18 years since its release, Valve is sharing Team Fortress 2's source code to allow players to remake the game anyway they see fit.

Team Fortress 2 modders can now do just about whatever they want with the game — as long as they don't try to make money from creations based on the source code.

It took almost 20 years, but Team Fortress 2, the team-based FPS that changed a great many lives when it debuted in 2007, now has an SDK that Valve says will enable creators "to build completely ...

Valve has just issued a massive Source SDK update giving modders access to the Team Fortress 2 game code, opening the door for them to build all-new games based on the classic FPS and publish ...

The people behind the Save TF2 petition have gifted Valve a book filled with everyone's signatures, as the free Steam game keeps thriving.

As Valve finally acts against the TF2 bot crisis, the Steam maker is saying a resounding "no" to ban appeals from all sides of the game.

Behind the aimbots that have plagued Team Fortress 2, a far more sinister story of harassment has unfolded - and it's only getting worse.

Fans want Valve to save Team Fortress 2 On June 3, a new fan campaign started up. And like last time, players are trying to get Valve to step in and do something about all the annoying bots.

17 years on from release and 5 years into a botting epidemic, Team Fortress 2 is on its knees, and it's high time Valve stepped in to fix it.