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Valve Has A Pyroland Room In Their New Office
Earlier this year, Valve moved into a massive office in Bellevue, Wash., and they plan to make at least some of the nine floors of office space a fun place to work.
Matt T. Wood, a longtime Valve employee, recently posted a picture of himself riding a giant Balloonicorn on Twitter. The next day, former Valve employee Burton Johnsey posted an image of the entire room, and it’s wonderful.
If you haven’t seen the Meet the Pyro short for Team Fortress 2, go watch it now (then watch the rest of the shorts, since there's a good chance you're trying to avoid family at the moment). The way the Pyro sees the world is finally becoming a reality with Valve’s very own Pyroland room in their office. The room features giant sweets as well as a pile of Balloonicorns being dwarfed by an absolutely massive Balloonicorn.
There’s no clue as to what purpose Valve wants the room to serve, so what do you think they should do with it? Let me know in the comments below.
[Source: Twitter.com]
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