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Valve says Deadlock is still too unfinished to release publicly, but has hero cosmetics and new game modes in the works
Deadlock's massive new update isn't a sign of an imminent public release, according to the MOBA's first proper development update .
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Valve released its first formal development update for Deadlock, noting that the recent massive update expands the invite‑only MOBA’s scope and polish but does not signal an imminent public launch. Valve said the game remains “too unfinished” for a broader release and that work continues on additional content. Specifically, the studio is developing hero cosmetics and new game modes as part of the ongoing refinement. The update underscores that Deadlock will stay in closed testing while these features are built out.
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