Platform for sharing player-made game content
Meccha Chameleon, the innovative hide-and-seek paint game, has sold over 7 million copies in just two weeks, with players showcasing creative prowess by recreating the Mona Lisa in-game. The title's unique paint-based hiding mechanics and custom maps have driven its viral success. With 340,534 concurrent players at its peak, Meccha Chameleon outshines similar friendslop games like Peak and R.E.P.O.
Paralives, in Early Access on PC, is already challenging The Sims 4's dominance with a vast array of community-created content. Thousands of player-made items, from Modpacks to custom Houses and Households, are available on Steam Workshop, with over 1,000 additions daily. This surge in custom content bodes well for the game's longevity.
Mega Crit reveals a detailed roadmap for Slay the Spire 2, emphasizing quality over deadlines as it prepares for its March 2026 release.
Portal 2: Community Edition is now in open beta, enhancing modding with new features like lighting tech and expanded scripting capabilities.
Project Zomboid bans 14 Steam Workshop mods after discovering malicious code that could compromise players' systems.
The Steam Workshop just got a major upgrade, making it faster and more mobile-friendly for browsing over 50 million mods.
A cheeky '2009' trailer ushers in Xenonauts 2’s 1.0: faster AI, new maps, visual upgrades, and real mod tools with Steam Workshop support.
After three major updates and 30+ patches, Peak's $8 devs say they're not a live service: 'Any update is a bonus, not a right.'
Discover the reimagined Half-Life in the Blood Mesa mod, transforming the iconic shooter into a fast-paced, brutal Doom Eternal-style experience. Dive into the details and how to get involved in this dynamic twist on a classic.