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The proper question is not this. But whether they would survive if they sold the company and made it a PUBLIC company with shareholders.
If this company has Gabe Newell leave his shares to his kin, there'll be no change to the adverse actually.
And no the prices won't go up because Valve do not set the prices for games they don't own - they CANNOT.
Valve hasn't had control on pricing other than for their own games for over a decade. They gave up dictating prices (which they only did for indies, anyway).
from what i gather he just says yay or nay to staff ideas
in his toga on his throne from a mega yacht....
i could do that... you could do that... but we got Gabe doing it for us.. yay
Don't forget his Starfish Neuroscience company which is working on neural interfaces and he also has his marine research organization, Inkfish. But I guess people don't care about those as they're not a status of wealth they can throw back and forth at him when they get moderated or don't like something on Steam.
I mean Gabe hasn't been directly involved in Valve for years now. He's focusing on his charities and deep sea exploration and his neural chips.
So it looks like they do fine
He isn't buying them, he founded them and Inkfish is one of the largest charities in the world devoted to ocean research. He's involved in quite a lot of charity with his money.
You neglected to mention most of the yacht's he bought serves as part of his charity housing the staff and equipment for inkfish which is a charity that explores and researches the ocean. As does the single yacht company he bought.
With his focus on deep sea research it was easier for him to buy the company, then custom order what he needed for the charity.
Under Gabe's rule Steam has been a pretty stable company