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Trolling Steam releases for 'gems' is surprisingly fun. A lot of games look bad for fairly boring reasons, but some really stand out. I present Reptilians Must Die!: quote:"Reptilians Must Die" - an amazing adventure game with a gripping storyline, based on the right patriotic education and spiritual scrapie fixed! For the life of me, my brain just stops working when I try to interpret that last screenshot. FreeKillB fucked around with this message at 02:19 on Feb 1, 2017 |
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Zombitatos the end of the Pc master race quote:About This Game This is a game you can pay money for on Steam.
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Save Jesusquote:In this fantasy puzzle game you need to kill Romans, by redirecting traps and keeping Jesus and his friends alive.
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Yeah but unless Steam's algorithm is working very differently for you than it is for me, those hundreds of games are generally not promoted on the front page or recommendations. If you judge the problem with discoverability using the baseline of 'consumers look at the list of ALL recently released Steam games' then yes it appears that Steam is overwhelmed with terrible titles but this is not a reasonable measure. e: it does look like the 'upcoming titles' section of the frontpage is filled with games that are low effort cashgrabs, but it does seem in this case the problem is 'some developers are optimizing their entries to game the algorithm'. One could interpret this as a 'too many bad games' problem, but it's a general issue with relying on the algorithm in cases where you don't have more concrete data to work off of (ie sales/reviews, not that these metrics don't have issues). FreeKillB fucked around with this message at 18:47 on Jun 3, 2018 |
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