

Thanks, but it only solves part of the issue.
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Thanks, but it only solves part of the issue.


That’s not the issue here. They are free to have whatever games they want in the store, I don’t care.
The issue is: if you have a recommendation system in place (like the Discovery Queue, which I use and have found great games on), you’d better let me customize it so I don’t recommended yet another hentai puzzle instead of a nice boomer shooter. Just this. I just want some control on what I’m being recommended.


That is good to know, thanks!


As far as I can tell, you can only add about 10 tags to the ignore list. That’s way too few for me.


This could not have come at a more perfect time, as I’ve recently started playing and enjoying this little gem.


No need to be gatekeepers, just let me blacklist entire genres, publishers and studios.


English, MF, do you speak it?!
It’s not unheard of Valve going things that hurt its’ bottom line.
Family sharing, for instance. I can use the same instance of The Talos Principle 2 that my kid uses instead having two copies.
That kind of touch makes me a happy customer, with way too many games on my “one day I’ll play this” list.