Valve has taken further steps to ban exploitative game mechanics
Valve has reiterated its stance against exploitative in-game advertising, threatening to ban any game that uses these mechanics.
Steam doubles down on a 5-year-old rule to make it more visible: "Developers should not utilize paid advertising as a business model in their game"
Last night, GamingOnLinux spotted the policy on Steam's pricing page. It was initially assumed to be a new rule, but SteamDB ...
fandomwire11h
“There’s no little hacks”: Former World of Warcraft Developer Suggests Making “a good game” Is the Key to Ranking on Steam
Former World of Warcraft developer shares insights on Steam success as his new studio prepares for their upcoming game launch ...
Air fryer hack stops appliances from turning greasy with one kitchen staple
If you're prone to creating a lot of grease in the kitchen, there's a simple way to soak up any excess fat which would ...
"Valve does a very good job of surfacing games that players like": As his new RPG prepares for Steam early access, ex-WoW vet says making good games is the only real hack
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...