How about limiting developer to 1 release per month? And monitoring creation of sock puppets of course.
When someone moves a lot of their releases to Steam - manual approval, it's not that often.

Yeah, seen it and i'm russian-native too, lol :)

Pronounciation of "pie door" means "fag" in russian. It's not the first title that contains disguised russian swear words in the title.

Combining items reviews it seems.

Originally posted by DarkFalzX:

Originally posted by Ryuu:

I'm a russian speaker, does not sound that funny to me

You know - Волкодав -> Волко-даб?: ):msinclair::msinclair::msinclair:
Dunno, I have little kids, so dabbing is funny for some reason: )

Yeah, noticed that similarity, but i think VolkoDub would be cooler, like: woob-woob awuuu~ woob-woob, hehe.

Originally posted by DarkFalzX:

VolkDab] (I really like the name - to a Russian-speaker it's stupid-funny)

I'm a russian speaker, does not sound that funny to me

(definitely a legit Russian adventure game dev... how did THEY end up here?)

I guess trading card farm exchange is profitable for them and also some extra visibility does not hurt usually?

Thanks for your research, might be useful for another #SoS investigation blog post.

Oh, sorry, i thought you were talking about achievement name

E-peen or not, but how would customers learn of this happening without groups like this? Being completely silent about store changes does not do Valve good.

I agree that some kind of notification is necessary in such case even if the games are still playable(lol, like these kind of games are usually purchased to be played!)

Originally posted by PriNcE oF SpAcE:

it would be nice to know what exactly finally made Valve put their foot down.:goblin::2016whoadude:

They got enough Steam Direct fees from them, haha
Or maybe some news outlets already had lit some light on this shady practice?