Package: The Orange Box

is a bundle that includes five titles from Valve: , , , , the sequel to the game that put class-based, multiplayer team warfare on the map, and , the game that blends puzzles, first person action, and adventure gaming to produce an experience like no other. Aside from that, all 3 new titles (and two previous HL2 games in console versions) ships with the then-new engine branch (formerly called The Orange Box engine branch), featuring multi-core support, graphical improvements and much more.
Formerly, Peggle Extreme, a third-party Orange Box-themed game by PopCap Games, was also included in this pack, until 2009, when it was made available for free and standalone from this pack.
== List of games in this package ==
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* (Unlisted, moved to Half-Life 2 - PC only)
* (Unlisted, moved to Half-Life 2 - PC only)
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** (PC) Purchasing The Orange Box will upgrade your TF2 account to Premium.
=== Exclusive to PC ===
If you brought The Orange Box on PC, you will also have access to the following games:
* (Unlisted, moved to Half-Life 2)
* (Unlisted, but once Half-Life 2 is purchased, user can play HL2: Deathmatch)
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== Updates from this bundle ==
In 2009, PC versions of and (both at the time running on ), as well as 3 new games from this pack (), now runs on . That same year, Peggle Extreme have been made available completely standalone from this package. Later in 2010, support was added.
As of June 2011, is available separately for free, only on PC. Nonetheless, TF2 will not show up in user's library when uninstalled unless the user has purchased the game prior to going F2P or has purchased The Orange Box.
And around 2013, during and after SteamPipe update, buying this package on PC will give user access to , , and , despite not being mentioned on the bundle page. On the same year, the engine for all 5 games has been updated again to . support was also added at the same time.
A console version of this package (for and ) is also available. Those versions still run on . The version of Orange Box is developed by (EA), and was delayed to December 2007 due to Valve having difficulties developing for that platform at the time, like many other developers (until came out along with Sony improving documentation of the PS3 hardware).
In July 29, 2022, Valve announced that starting September 1, 2022, all games and bundles must not have game reviews on the banner and/or cover itself. However despite that, The Orange Box's banner was left unchanged and unnoticed for nearly 2 years until March 15, 2024, when the game goes on sale, finally removed the award sticker on the bundle's banner.
In November 16, 2024, with the release of Half-Life 2 20th anniversary update, both episodes and Lost Coast were moved to Half-Life 2, while Deathmatch are no longer available separately. Regardless, if you brought Half-Life 2 or The Orange Box, users will have access to both episodes, Lost Coast and Deathmatch. Half-Life 2: Deathmatch was also upgraded to .
== Media ==
Half-Life 2 - Screenshot 1.png|
Half-Life 2 Episode One - Screenshot 4.jpg|
Half-Life 2 Episode 2 - Screenshot 7.jpg|
Portal - Screenshot 8.jpg|
Team Fortress 2 - Screenshot 2.jpg|
== See also ==
* Orange Box (engine branch) - the Source 2007 engine branch, formerly known as Orange Box engine branch.
== External links ==
* The Orange Box website (Archived)
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