r/Steam • u/AgitatedFly1182 • 23h ago
Annnd here's the article I got this from. Apparently it's a tribute to how Bill Gates credited him in Windows 1.0.
r/Steam • u/NeNest0r • Sep 13 '26
A player criticized the voice acting of one of the heroines in the indie game Luminary, assuming that the voice had been generated by AI.
The developer jumped into the review to explain that the voice actually belongs to his wife, who was trying her hand at voice acting for the first time.
r/Steam • u/Dannnner • Aug 25 '26
Long may he live, and long may Steam sales endure
r/Steam • u/Shogo-MAD • Aug 20 '26
r/Steam • u/Maxpcdeath • Jul 05 '26
For me, I would have to say Omori!
r/Steam • u/orange_purr • Jul 24 '26
r/Steam • u/No-Plankton-7644 • 13d ago
Got Detroit become human, Heavy rain, Fahrenheit remastered, Beyond:Two souls, ORI Blind forest and will of the wisps,
For 656 rupees(6.81 USD),
I am a new gamer, who first installed steam just 1-2 months ago,
How is valve still in business ? Is this a common occurrence?
r/Steam • u/theverge • Jun 22 '26
r/Steam • u/Inksrocket • Jun 25 '26
Oh well
Edit: Im not against old games, quite opposite - I love most of them.
I just own them already.. and waiting 14 years for game to go -90% is bit "eh?" (not to mention -60% for 10 year old game)
