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r/gaming • u/SilentNova300 • 15h ago
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By that math that's about 200 games every year that might be worth playing since about 20000 games were released on Steam in 2025.
27 u/Random_Guy_12345 7h ago Yes, that's exactly what's happening. There is such a release volume that, even with an abysmal hit rate, you still get a decent title every now and then. The issue is having to filter all the garbage. 13 u/ThereAndFapAgain2 3h ago edited 2h ago 200 games a year is more than “every now and then” lol 2 u/Wes_Warhammer666 22m ago The every now and then part is you having to find the non-garbage. The successful discovery only happens now and then when there's only 200 in a sea of shit. 1 u/stellvia2016 56m ago Which is why Valve has been putting a lot of effort into improving their discovery tools this year. 1 u/ZeppelinAlert 4h ago wow that‘s nearly 55 new games being launched on Steam every single day. No wonder good stuff gets lost in the flood.
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Yes, that's exactly what's happening.
There is such a release volume that, even with an abysmal hit rate, you still get a decent title every now and then.
The issue is having to filter all the garbage.
13 u/ThereAndFapAgain2 3h ago edited 2h ago 200 games a year is more than “every now and then” lol 2 u/Wes_Warhammer666 22m ago The every now and then part is you having to find the non-garbage. The successful discovery only happens now and then when there's only 200 in a sea of shit. 1 u/stellvia2016 56m ago Which is why Valve has been putting a lot of effort into improving their discovery tools this year.
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200 games a year is more than “every now and then” lol
2 u/Wes_Warhammer666 22m ago The every now and then part is you having to find the non-garbage. The successful discovery only happens now and then when there's only 200 in a sea of shit.
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The every now and then part is you having to find the non-garbage. The successful discovery only happens now and then when there's only 200 in a sea of shit.
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Which is why Valve has been putting a lot of effort into improving their discovery tools this year.
wow that‘s nearly 55 new games being launched on Steam every single day. No wonder good stuff gets lost in the flood.
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u/DarthW00dy 12h ago
By that math that's about 200 games every year that might be worth playing since about 20000 games were released on Steam in 2025.