Independent studio Campo Santo, the developers of popular indie title Firewatch has been acquired by Valve, a digital store operator that once made video games like Left 4 Dead, Portal, and Half Life. Source confirmed this news to Kotaku.
Valve plans to leave Campo Santo intact as a team, a source said, rather than absorbing the studio and re-assigning its employees to other projects. Campo Santo employees got to attend Valve’s annual retreat to Hawaii. The studio will also relocate to Seattle soon.
 Campo Santo, founded in 2013, released the critically and commercially successful adventure game Firewatch in February of 2016. The studio’s next game, In the Valley of Gods, is scheduled for next year.
Neither company have yet to comment about this news.
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