Valve Makes More Games; New Versions of Steam Deck Possible

Valve's latest game isn't among the longest titles ever released, but that hasn't stopped it from Aperture Desk Job is not the last title planned by the company. Designer Greg Coomer assured that Valve is working on many interesting games.

Steam Deck - future and laborious game verification

Coomer mentioned the company's new games in an interview with Axios. However, it was only one of many issues raised during the conversation, which was mostly about Steam Deck.

1. The designer mentioned a bit about the elements considered by Valve to be crucial in deg the device, including the size of components (screen, battery, etc.) and compatibility with games.
2. ing games is quite a challenge for Valve - so far it hasn't even verified two thousand of the more than 50 thousand titles available in the Steam catalog. That's why the company is wondering if it should come up with some way to speed up the whole process.
3. As for the further development of Steam Deck, Valve is thinking not only about a successor device, but also on an "upgrade model" with "monolithic updates". For now, the company doesn't have a fully developed plan.

Valve is preparing "exciting" games

Valve may have made a name for itself as the creator of many iconic games, but in recent years it's easy to forget that. Since 2013, we've only received mobile ports and three titles: the quickly abandoned Half-Life Alyx and the aforementioned (and very short) Aperture Desk Job. There have also been no announcements.

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However, Coomer assures that Valve is working on a number of very interesting games:

Unfortunately, that's all he had to say on the subject. From there, we know that Alyx was supposed to end the "narrative limbo" of the certainly without the "3" in the title.

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