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Given the very first third-party game sold on Steam was Rag Doll Kungfu, there has never been ANY quality control on Steam, so why are you surprised that 20 years later, it's still the same?
That's the crux of my thread..who is buying this stuff? I would imagine legitimate developers, developers that are actually serious about releasing profitable software, must absolutely hate this situation. It's takes a lot of effort to get your product recognized, only to be drowned out by dung. For every (for example) Faster than Light level of quality, indie budget game, we get dozens if not hundreds of Life with a Homunculus quality and themed games. How is sheer volume of feces indicative of a good digestion?
Whose definition of shovel-ware are we using?
These people never learn ...
Toss away your rose-tinted glasses, they're broken.
https://steamhost.cn/app/2696480/Nothing/
https://steamhost.cn/app/1808800/Duck_Simulator_2/
https://steamhost.cn/app/3722050/Moderator_Simulator_2/
https://steampeek.hu/?tagid=39
the list goes on... and on.
My point exactly. Slop hasn't gotten worse, people just remember RDK as being far better than it ever was.
Who are these people who will never learn, and what lesson is it that will never be learned?
Shovel-ware harkens back to a time long forgotten and it warms my heart to see it.
If only they would re-release all the olde shovel-ware from back in the 80's and 90's, that would be so amazing. I mean they re-release all these other older games, a company needs to re-release all olde shovel-ware. I have to admit, I'd buy the olde shovel-ware. I legit would love to play all the 80's and 90's shovel-ware.
I don't know, "level of quality" is subjective. Most games I like are the ones that aren't the popular titles.
I found this one little game a while ago about Tea. You play as Tea people and you fight Coffee people. I love tea, so I had to buy it. It's extremely unnoticed and it doesn't look like anyone even bought it. But I love it! In someone's definition that game could be shovel-ware, in which case I never would have been able to buy it. I absolutely adore it too.
I think all game's should be able to get a chance to sell on Steam or have a store to sell their games one. I never had an issue with "shovel-ware" getting in the way of finding games I wanted.