Paddle Paddle Paddle, a praised Steam game, faces a 21% refund rate despite its 90% Very Positive reviews, prompting developer Zoroarts to urge a change in Steam's refund policy. The game's short playtime of ~4 hours is cited as the primary reason for refunds, sparking debate on the policy's impact on smaller experiences. Zoroarts argues the policy punishes developers of shorter games.
Valve's latest SteamOS update, version 3.8.14, significantly improves WiFi download speeds by fixing an issue with routers advertising incorrect MCS requirements. Available now for non-Valve machines and in beta for Steam Deck owners, this update promises smoother downloads. The public Steam Deck release is expected within days.
Overwatch's Steam reviews have improved to 'mixed' as the game experiences a significant surge in player count. This shift indicates a cautious optimism among players. Blizzard's efforts seem to be paying off, albeit with mixed reactions.
Dead or Alive 6 Last Round has been met with overwhelmingly negative reviews on Steam, with only 23% of players recommending the game due to persistent bugs, missing features, and a controversial DLC rebuy policy. The $40 re-release offers minimal updates, infuriating veterans who must repurchase previously owned content, including Mai Shiranui and Kula Diamond at an increased price. Critics and players alike call it a "shameful" cash grab.
Dead or Alive 6 has been delisted in favor of Dead or Alive 6 Last Round, which boasts a 70% negative Steam rating due to its barebones upgrades, expensive DLC, and lack of meaningful improvements. The original game, still positively received at 70% positive, is no longer available for purchase. Players are outraged, feeling the franchise is being exploited for its fan service.
Discover the hidden gems of Steam's Summer Sale, where alongside deep discounts on modern hits like Cyberpunk 2077 and Red Dead Redemption 2, lies a treasure trove of forgotten '90s PC gaming oddities. From FMV curiosities to retro puzzle adventures, these obscure titles offer a fascinating glimpse into gaming's past. Whether you're a nostalgia seeker or just curious, these $2-$5 gems are a steal.
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Sand: Raiders of Sophie, an extraction shooter with base-building elements, shows great potential despite Early Access issues. With its immersive audio and engaging gameplay loop, fans of the genre will find it a treasure. However, a poor tutorial and bugs hinder the experience.
Games Workshop has issued takedown requests for Warhammer 40,000 11th Edition mods in Tabletop Simulator on Steam, citing intellectual property protection. Popular mods like Hutber's map and ForceOrg have been removed, sparking a mixed reaction from the community reliant on them for remote play. The move reflects Games Workshop's strategy to preserve the tabletop experience's revenue.
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.
