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15 Free-To-Play Games That Have Great Graphics

Usaid — Fri, 13 Oct 2023 08:33:15 +0000

Gaming has become a lot more accessible than before, thanks to a slew of amazing free games that are genuinely worth playing and really sinking your teeth into. With this feature, we will be taking a look at 15 of the best free-to-play games that only provide compelling gameplay but also have a strong visual presentation with great graphics.

SYNCED

Developed by NExT Studios, SYNCED is a co-op shooter set against the backdrop of a sci-fi world. Players take control of mercenaries as they venture deep into enemy territory to defeat machines that impose a mortal threat to human existence. In addition to solid third-person cover shooting and the ability to summon Nanobots for assistance, SYNCED also features high-fidelity visuals with great lighting and texture work.

Aperture Desk Job is Out Now on Steam

Ravi Sinha — Wed, 02 Mar 2022 11:18:13 +0000

Valve Software’s free short Aperture Desk Job is now available on Steam, which means it’s playable on PCs and the Steam Deck. As a showcase for the Steam Deck, it doesn’t currently support keyboard and mouse – you’ll need a controller to enjoy it. That hasn’t stopped the title from achieving a 96 percent “Overwhelmingly Positive” response from user reviews.

Aperture Desk Job is touted as a “re-imagining” of walking simulators, except with the player behind a desk. You’re looking to climb the corporate ladder but as with anything in the Portal universe, something else is going on. Despite the connection, Valve has clarified that this isn’t a sequel to Portal so don’t expect a full-fledged title.

User reviews are reporting Aperture Desk Job to be roughly 30 minutes long. Given the price point, it should be well worth checking out for series fans. The Steam Deck is currently shipping worldwide with the first batch of order mails having been sent. Stay tuned for more details on the next batch in the coming days.

Aperture Desk Job Announced for PC and Steam Deck

Ravi Sinha — Fri, 25 Feb 2022 19:13:13 +0000

With the Steam Deck now being available worldwide, Valve has announced a new, free short developed for the platform – Aperture Desk Job. Set in the same universe as the Portal series, it sees the player as a product inspector who sits. A lot. Check out the trailer below.

Fashioned as a reimagining of walking simulators, the short is focused on walking players through the Steam Deck’s controls and features. It’s intriguing and the story behind it seems to tie in well with the Portal series. There’s also the innate hilarity of simply sitting and observing as things go wrong.

Aperture Desk Job will be coming to Steam Deck on March 1st but it’s also being made available on PC via Steam. Its store listing makes sure to clarify that this is not a sequel to Portal. A Steam Deck is recommended for playing it while the minimum requirements include an Intel Core i5-7500 or AMD Ryzen 5 1600, 12 GB of RAM, GeForce GTX 1060 or Radeon RX 580 with 6 GB VRAM and 4 GB of space.