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I may work for PC Gamer, but that doesn't stop me from dabbling in my beloved Nintendo Switch, which means that I was of course completely absorbed in every minute of this week's Nintendo Switch 2 Direct. Including that, er, rather interesting glorified tech demo, Welcome Tour. Y
It’s high time for another RPS Game Club chat! This month we’ve been pondering Aperture Desk Job : a "playable short" Valve created as a Steam Deck accompaniment , yet still manages to squeeze in some deliciously ironic character beats and at least one mantis-based tragedy . We’l
'Allo everyone. Just a reminder that we’ll be live-chatting all about this month’s RPS Game Club game, Aperture Desk Job , this Thursday 31st of August – and you can join us. Simply rock up to the liveblog (post pending) from 4pm BST and share your thoughts on desks, jobs, Cave J
With the month of Unpacking concluded and its rude boyfriend symbolically vanquished, I’ve been put in charge of choosing the next RPS Game Club game. And seeing how about 40% of what I write about is related to the Steam Deck , I thought it’d be nice if we took a break from that
Valve has released a game console, so I guess it's only right that the company releases a videogame to go along with it. Aperture Desk Job was announced last week alongside the Steam Deck release date , and today you can play it for yourself. It's free, too, so if you've got any
Aperture Desk Job is the latest game from Valve, it's free but it's also just a tech demo to show off the Steam Deck controls and features. Read the full article here:
Valve didn't just start shipping the Steam Deck this week (some were even delivered by Gabe Newell himself ). It also released a game to teach you how to use the Steam Deck's controls. It's a short game that takes maybe 30 minutes to play, and here's two bits of good news: It's g
Along with the release of the Steam Deck, Valve also announce a new upcoming game in the Portal universe named Aperture Desk Job that will release March 1. Read the full article here:
The Steam Deck release date is upon us, and Valve has one last surprise in store: a new free game set in the Portal and Half-Life universe, designed to show off the new features of the portable machine. Aperture Desk Job seems to follow in the footsteps of previous demos like Ape