Tried searching around but didn't surface any clear info: anyone know roughly how many people have to use a tag on Steam before it starts appearing for others to apply/search by?
I realize the info is likely deliberately withheld by Valve to mitigate people gaming the system, but also that that won't stop people figuring out some rough info on it.
Is Steamdb's tags page relatively comprehensive for the tags used across Steam?
If so I'm kind of surprised that Grindy isn't a tag on there. I'd like that to filter out those games, and those that love them could more easily find'em. Win-win!
ROFL Of course Sony would make PSN a requirement for their two PC ports, shooting themselves in the foot while running is so clever! A non-starter for me, I won't buy either game even if they decide to make it optional. Can't reward their foolishness.
#Steam has a tag for retro-styled #FPS games 'boomer shooters', and WHAT?? Do they mean boomers as in the generation? Boomers were not playing #Doom, etc. It was GenX gamers! I know, I was there!
If all #VideoGames were offered as free OR paid on Steam, how would you prefer them? Would you prefer to play all games for free or would you prefer to pay for them to have them delivered to you via Steam? Note: Free ones are installed solo. No launcher, no achievements, no cloud save, no friends list, no Steam year-in-review, no hours played counter, no Steam Workshop, no Steam cards, no game decorations in Steam points shop, but you don't have to pay for any game, ever.
@darth I realize this is probably a hypothetical, but if you’re able to fly the Jolly Roger and have a livable income this is already your choice. I almost always chose Steam over “free” for a combination of the convenience and supporting the team that puts the games together - especially for indie devs. #gaming#piracy#steam#indiedev
Regarding the Research mechanic: it's a timeline of Industrial Revolution inventions. They happen in the outside world independently.
You use Research Points to unlock or invest in them (to make them available earlier, as if your scientists were participating in the global scientific community).