Before you ask, no, Aperture Desk Job is not Portal 3. (Alas.) Valve’s description for its “playable short” is painfully clear on that point. Still, this unexpected return to the Portal universe is ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Valve's handheld Steam Deck is arriving in the hands of eager fans now, and to celebrate Valve has released what it describes as a "free playable ...

Valve has announced the surprise release of Aperture Desk Job tomorrow to mark the launch of the Steam Deck. As per the description, the game is is described as a “free playable short”. The ...

Valve has has released a free playable game set in the Portal universe called Aperture Desk Job for PC via Steam. View the trailer of the game below: Here is an overview of the game: Aperture Desk Job ...

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 ...

Surprise! Valve woke up this morning and decided to announce a brand new game that isn't Half-Life 3. Instead, it's called Aperture Desk Job, a free playable short made especially for Steam Deck.

Aperture Desk Job is a free playable short set in the Portal universe that puts you in the office chair of an Aperture Science employee, and it's hilarious. Although it's technically made from the ...

No, it's not Portal 3. Aperture Desk Job is a short game to teach you how the new Steam Deck works, out March 1. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

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. You play as an ...