John Walker
Rock Paper Shotgun
United Kingdom
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No Man’s Sky’s Origins update is almost very nearly the game I want it to be
No Man's Sky's Origins update added giant sandworms! At last! And so many more improvements to the expanding space game. → Read More
Steam Charts: Win A Free Car Edition!
The most sellingest PC games of the week, as recorded by Steam → Read More
Steam Charts: Getting Dishy With The Fishy Edition
The top grossing PC games on Steam in the middle of May 2019 → Read More
Steam Charts: Blood From A Four-Year-Old Edition
The top grossing PC games and hardware on Steam in the first week of May 2019 → Read More
Steam Charts: Oh So This Is A Thing Edition
The top ten grossing PC games on Steam this last week of April 2019 → Read More
Bye-bye RPS, thanks for having me
Today is my last day at Rock Paper Shotgun. Which is damned weird to type. As I chronicled at quite some length last week, creating RPS was a thing I helped do, → Read More
Steam Charts: Grand Finale Edition
The top ten grossing games on Steam this week, and the best ten PC games ever → Read More
Steam Charts: RPS’s Greatest Secrets Revealed Edition
As this is my penultimate edition of Steam Charts, before I return to nuzzle into the warm infinite belly of Horace for all of time, I thought it might be fun to take a bit of a look behind the scenes of Steam Charts, to see how this weekly column comes together. So, hey, join me as we step behind the curtain, and learn a little bit about the magic of Rock Paper Shotgun. The process begins every… → Read More
Wot I Think: Vignettes
Vignettes is a toy. And that is why it’s completely splendid. On your screen is an object, which when rotated to the correct angle will transmogrify into another. So angle a telephone correctly and you’ll get a television, or a bowl, or a saucepan. And each of these can become something else. And that’s it! And it’s worth it! The trick is trying to find absolutely everything that can be found,… → Read More
Wot I Think – Tech Support: Error Unknown
Can it be fun to provide tech support? We're still wondering. → Read More
Steam Charts: Historical Edition
The top-grossing PC games on Steam, as February comes to an end. Including Flibble Glibble Pants and Sid Meier's Sid Meier's Civilization VI: Sid Meier's → Read More
Wot I Think: Eastshade
Eastshade is a splendid little action-free RPG, in which you paint your way around an island without killing any of its citizens. → Read More
Steam Charts: The Worst Ever Edition
The top ten grossing games on Steam after the Lunar New Year Sale → Read More
Steam Charts: Fishy Wishies Edition
The top grossing games on Steam for the first week of February 2019, includes a surprise at the top spot. → Read More
Unsung Warriors' free demo offers the joy of a gimmickless platformer
Unsung Warriors' free demo shows off a cute solid platformer. → Read More
Wot I Think: Pikuniku
Pikuniku is an outrageously cute platformer that delivers in every way. → Read More
Steam Charts: Hard Truths Edition
The top grossing games on Steam this week. Not the top grossest. Although... → Read More
Katana Zero makes time for more interesting twitch combat
Katana Zero is a 2D brawler where time is definitely on your side, and it has a story that will intrigue you through it's twitch combat. → Read More
Wot I Think: The First Tree
Does this tale of the loss of a father, and a wandering fox, find its emotional home? → Read More
Steam Charts: Octopodiformes Edition
The top ten grossing games on Steam this week. And octopuses. → Read More