Since Steam Direct's debut in June 2017, every game is allowed on this platform without significant prior review, except to remove "... things we think are illegal, or just trolling...". The abolition of "Greenlight" has led to Steam being flooded with "asset flips" and "shovelware", while well-made, sincere indie games get lost in the crowd.

Quality control isn't only about removing "illegal" games (of which there are virtually none), it's also about making sure people know you're selling quality products, because quality is more important to the gaming community than quantity! They should reintroduce Greenlight or something similar, so games are thoroughly evaluated BEFORE release. All asset flips/shovelware/"joke" games (of which there are thousands) already released should be removed to ensure community satisfaction and safeguard the seriousness of this platform, for the benefit of gamers.


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Because 753 is Steam's App ID ...