Valve Approves Team Fortress 2 Classic Release on Steam — Developers Invite Testers in October
The company is well known for its permissive attitude toward fan-made projects across its franchises.
Modders recently brought Team Fortress 2 Classic back into the spotlight. Valve had previously approved its release on Steam.
Before a full launch, the team plans to run tests — they intend to do this during the Steam Next Fest demo event (October 13–27).
Once the festival begins, an open beta of Team Fortress 2 Classic will be available to download from the game’s Steam store page — you can find it here.
TF2 Classic is a mod for Valve’s team-based shooter that revisits and reimagines the game’s early days shortly after its original release. The modders restore weapons removed during development and add cut features and additional content.
Source: iXBT.games

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