Aperture Desk Job reimagines the been-there-done-that genre of walking simulators and puts them in the lightning-spanked, endorphin-gorged world of sitting still behind things.

Aperture Desk Job reimagines the been-there-done-that genre of walking simulators and puts them in the lightning-spanked, endorphin-gorged world of sitting still behind things.

Aperture Desk Job officially releases on Mar. 1, 2022. You may like These hand-drawn classics on Steam Deck are perfect for quick co-op fun SteamOS is now available on non-Steam Deck handhelds ...

Valve debuted Aperture Desk Job and its March 1 release date along with the announcement that it was sending out the first batch of order invites to customers with paid Steam Deck reservations ...

Aperture Desk Job is a free "short" game designed for the Steam Deck that teaches you how to use the new device. Releasing March 1, it looks like even if you don't have a Steam Deck you'll still ...

Aperture Desk Job is entirely free-to-play and will be released on March 1, 2022. If you’re curious about the Steam Deck, we encourage you to read our recently published review.

So I was a little surprised this morning to see Valve announce Aperture Desk Job, a free game/tech demo thing set in the Portal universe.There’s enough wiggle room here that I’m not so worried ...

If you haven't been able to secure a Steam Deck just yet, you'll still be able to play Aperture Desk Job on PC. However, it's a controller-only game, so don't expect to play it with a keyboard and ...

For now, you can check out a trailer for Aperture Desk Job down below. The game will launch for PC tomorrow, March 1 exclusively via Steam. About the Author. Ben Borthwick.

Valve has announced Aperture Desk Job, a free playable short in the Portal universe designed to introduce Steam Deck buyers to the new portable gaming system’s controls.

Valve is having a good year so far (and also had a pretty great 2021, thanks)—part of which was the announcement of an unexpected new game, Aperture Desk Job, set in the Portal universe.It's ...

A datamine has discovered multiple references in the files of Aperture Desk Job to four different unannounced Valve games. As reported by Tyler McVicker, a journalist with a specialism in Valve ...