In true Valve fashion, Gaben & Co. have just launched the long-awaited Source 2 engine... as part of the new Dota 2 Workshop Tools. Oddly, Valve isn't confirming that this is actually Source 2 ...

Beyond the game engine itself, this soft-launch of Source 2 also includes a brand new console called VConsole2, and a new version of the Hammer map/game editor.

Short answer: loads of new things have appeared in the Dota 2 update and everyone’s pointing at all the ‘2’s.

Gabe Newell wants to smash down the barriers and give developers free access to Valve's Source 2 engine.

Files within Valve’s new Source Filmmaker program hide a not-so-well-kept secret, according to EuroGamer.

Valvetime has uncovered a bunch of references to a planned Source 2 engine lurking in Source Filmmaker's script files, so it seems that Valve is planning a new version of the Source engine.

Valve could soon launch the "Counter-Strike 2" beta version on the Source 2 engine, per sources. Learn more.

Source 2 engine driven by focus on user-generated content Source 2, an engine Valve has confirmed in 2012 and has--in typical Valve fashion--spoken nothing of since.

Files found within Valve's Source Filmmaker program reference a next-gen engine from the company, referred to as Source 2. Numerous lines of code reference Source 2, as uncovered by Valvetime.net ...

News and rumors about Valve's (possibly) upcoming Source 2 engine have been buzzing for months, but a recent update to DOTA 2 contains the most persuasive evidence yet that a major engine is in ...