The Lambda logo (λ) is a symbol found frequently in the Half-Life universe. It represents the Greek letter "Λ" (lowercase "λ"), and is a radioactive decay constant used in the half-life equation. "Λ" is the 11th letter in the Greek alphabet.

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We brought back the classic Valve logo video with its iconic music and reskinned the menu to match the 1998 build.

Nov 19, 1998 · Half-Life Logo PNG The Half-Life logo is a practical element that directly conveys the video game’s name. It is as dry, strict, and business-like as possible, as its presence alone is full of gaming content.

At a glance, the Half-Life logo might look like an unusual geometric design. Some players even speculated it was intended to look like a person’s arm holding a crowbar, one of the core weapons used in the Half-Life game series. However, it’s actually an orange Lambda symbol.

The Lambda logo (λ) is a symbol found frequently in the Half-Life series. It represents the Greek letter "l" (lowercase "L"), and is a radioactive decay constant used in the half-life equation.

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Aug 15, 2014 · The lambda (λ) is an iconic symbol of the Half-Life series, forming part of the logo for all of the games to date, being displayed on the chest of the HEV suit, and signifying the resistance movement in Half-Life 2 and it’s episodes, not to mention being the main logo of a certain Valve fansite.

It's the emblem of Sector F Lambda Complex, the final area of the Black Mesa Research Facility that is visited by Gordon Freeman in the original Half-Life, and designers of the HEV suit he wears. Not sure there is an explanation beyond that in-universe.