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New Deadlock update adds six heroes and more to Valve's MOBA shooter, a mere month after the Steam dev said a patch "won't be coming for some time" to the limited-access game
News Meet Mina, a "glass canon" vampire
Valve founder Gabe Newell is doing billionaire things again with the $300 million purchase of a ship the size of an NFL football field designed to explore the deepest parts of the ocean
News Gabe Newell's Inkfish has added the RV6000 to its fleet
Valve makes major change to Steam user reviews with new "language-specific" scores enabled by default – which could explain or minimize review bombs
News "Maintaining trust in the system is crucial to us"
I turned a Rockstar PS2 classic into a cozy game and it proved that the Steam Deck's greatest strength is in being the anti-Switch 2
Now Playing Now Playing | Why would I play new games on a Switch 2 when I can play old ones on my Steam Deck?
Steam dropping PayPal support for all but 6 currencies is "related" to pressure from banks and card companies to remove NSFW games, Valve confirms as censorship controversy continues
News "We hope to offer PayPal as an option for these currencies in the future but the timeline is uncertain"
It's not Portal 3 but this fan-made dating sim with enough of Valve's approval for a Steam launch might be as close as it gets, and its solo dev says it's canon: "There's nothing you can do about it"
news Aperture Dating Simulator "will introduce you to a new Aperture - one that seems a lot more... normal than the original. At first"
Horror dev says her FMV game contains "no pornography whatsoever" but still got banned on Steam for NSFW content: "What this actually results in is taking power and storytelling away from women"
News Vile: Exhumed is dark, bloody, and emotionally devastating, but that's not the problem
Steam founder Gabe Newell predicts AI will be "10 times as significant as the impact of CGI," tells film directors to act more like 19-year-olds with chatbot girlfriends and "actually use this tool"
News OK, Steven Spielberg
