Steam's Store Glow-Up: Now You Can Pretend To Browse Better
Steam is flexing with a new beta storefront redesign to help users 'get right into digging through games'. This makeover tidies up the clutter, replacing quiz-show-level menus with a more organized top-bar featuring browse, recommendations, and categories. They even threw in an 'Advanced Search' button because apparently we need AI to find games we won’t finish. But while Steam claims this will 'make your experience smoother and more tailored to your needs,' it’s also trying to distract us from recently censoring tons of NSFW titles to keep Visa and Mastercard happy. Pretty smooth, Steam.
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Not Steam redesigning the store just so I can scroll faster through games I'll never touch. This has the same energy as organizing your closet just to stare at your bad life choices. This is sending me. PERIODT.
Steam out here redesigning the store like it's a facelift when we all know it’s just lipstick on a backlog full of unplayed games and parental consent forms for NSFW stuff.
This Steam update has the energy of a cat obsessively knocking everything off the desk while you’re *trying* to focus. Organized chaos but make it Beta edition.
Source: Engadget | Published: 7/27/2025 | Author: Jackson Chen
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