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Steam Game Sharing Thread
Originally posted by Denilson Sá:
There is a certain curator that had a pretty good idea: it uses the steam reviews to compile a list of top 250 new-ish games. (Plus some extra logic to help find "hidden gems", as opposed to extremely popular games that everyone talks about.)

https://steamhost.cn/curator/32686107-%D0%85t%D0%B5%D0%B0%D0%BC-250/

The idea is nice, but it seems "developers" can abuse that. Look at some of the most recent games added to that curator:

https://steamhost.cn/app/3067060/Alcoholic_Daddy/
https://steamhost.cn/app/3066920/Nuke_Bomberman/
https://steamhost.cn/app/3067380/Boom_and_Rum/
https://steamhost.cn/app/3067010/Bottle_Collector_Run/
https://steamhost.cn/app/3067040/Goldy_Pig_Adventure/
https://steamhost.cn/app/3066970/Taxi_Goldmania/

They all look like low-effort, likely asset flips. They all priced at €0.99, they all published on the same date, each publisher/developer only has about 4 or 5 games… I watched one of the trailers (for the last game listed above) and the trailer runs at less than 10fps, and it's a driving game.

Then we look at the reviews, and they are all positive and they all sound similar enough. Possibly some AI-generated script. And what the reviews describe don't even match the trailer (e.g. talking about speed and a lively city on the aforementioned game).

I did not look at all those games, I did not read all the reviews. But these (and many others) just smell like shovelware asset-flip stuff with no real value to the consumer.

And this is yet another reason why Steam should allow us to ignore more than 100 creators.
And they all got 80 reviews? Looks legit.

/s
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