In a recent interview, Gabe Newell, co-founder of Valve, opened up about his daily activities and current projects. Known for his reluctance to engage with the media, Newell’s insights offer a rare glimpse into his life.

Even while steering clear of public appearances, Newell remains engaged with ongoing projects at Valve. His limited media interactions often create buzz, as seen with recent unconfirmed rumors of his interest in Stalker 2.

The interview conducted by Zalkar Saliev, a YouTuber, brought forth Newell’s routine that includes activities like scuba diving and workouts. He mentions working from his bedroom every day, stating, “to me, it doesn’t feel like work.” He described his daily endeavors as “super awesome,” emphasizing a sense of enjoyment and fulfillment in his tasks.

Newell elaborated that retirement means moving away from tedious jobs to pursuing enjoyable activities, implying that he’s been in a state of ‘retirement’ for quite some time. During the conversation, he touched on various projects, mentioning both “AI stuff” and “Steam stuff,” though details remained sparse.

Newell’s comments align with the industry’s noticeable shift toward artificial intelligence applications, hinting at Valve’s potential ventures in this domain. As a key player in the gaming landscape, Newell’s sentiments resonate with many enthusiasts eager to glean more information about his endeavors.