35 stories tagged steam, newest first.
17 points by laurentiurad | 4 comments
Official site for Chip Builder, a story-driven Windows puzzle and strategy game teaching digital logic, CPU design, and chip fabrication, sold on Steam and Epic.
113 points by 4gateftw | 229 comments
IGN news article reporting that Steam users want a filter to hide AI-generated games as Steam Next Fest is flooded with low-effort AI titles.
10 points by doener | 5 comments
Steam store page for Beyond These Stars, a strategy city-builder where players build a city on the back of a space whale and manage supply chains.
45 points by MatiErnst | 5 comments
Steam store page for Tiny Brutalism, a relaxing diorama building game based on brutalist architecture with concrete towers and impossible structures.
290 points by starkparker | 292 comments
RespawnFirst gaming news article claiming the Steam client now outperforms Epic Games' new launcher, which it describes as vibe coded.
5 points by croes | 0 comments
Steam Community news page for the game Teach My Little Sister How To Drive, showing patch notes and development status updates.
680 points by bsimpson | 521 comments
Steam store product page for Valve's Steam Frame VR headset and controllers, part of its Steam hardware lineup.
328 points by WithinReason | 61 comments
Ars Technica article on a 12TB leak of Steam data revealing over a decade of unreleased PC game content, including cut Portal 2 material and Half-Life 2: Episode 3 hints.
796 points by oumua_don17 | 332 comments
Kotaku impressions article on Running Train, a Japanese train driving simulator made by a single developer that is drawing glowing Steam reviews.
1859 points by theschwa | 1620 comments
Valve's Steam store news post announcing the launch of the Steam Machine, a compact living-room gaming PC for playing Steam games on a TV.
894 points by sklopec | 150 comments
Personal blog post by Marko Stanic about Catlantean 3D, a side-project game with early-1990s style graphics he plans to release on Steam.
675 points by hkmaxpro | 306 comments
Phoronix news article reporting that Steam on Linux usage rose above 5% in Valve's March 2026 Steam Survey, more than double macOS's share.
665 points by benstopics | 225 comments
The origin story page for Wall Street Raider, a 1986 DOS stock market simulation game being remastered for Steam by Ben Ward.
803 points by TingPing | 291 comments
Igalia blog post describing its open-source engineering work helping Valve power the new Steam hardware devices announced in November 2025.
2818 points by davikr | 1408 comments
Valve's Steam store product page for the Steam Machine, a compact cube-shaped gaming PC for playing Steam games on a TV.
1762 points by Philpax | 636 comments
Valve's Steam store product page for the Steam Frame, a VR headset with controllers, under the tagline "Your games in every dimension."
657 points by haunter | 386 comments
GamingOnLinux article reporting that Linux reached 3.05% of Steam users in the October 2025 Steam Hardware & Software Survey.
434 points by perihelions | 521 comments
Polygon article reporting that Counter-Strike's in-game skin economy has lost nearly $2 billion in value.
491 points by croes | 479 comments
PC Gamer article on Mastercard denying blame for NSFW game removals while Valve says payment processors cited a Mastercard brand-damage rule.
449 points by mrzool | 385 comments
Polygon news article on gamers mass-emailing and calling Visa and Mastercard to protest payment-processor pressure on Steam and itch.io over adult games.
546 points by 6d6b73 | 720 comments
Wired article on Steam and Itch.io removing adult games and critics' concerns that the moves amount to a slippery slope of censorship.
816 points by freedomben | 792 comments
PC Gamer article reporting Valve's confirmation that credit card companies pressured it to delist certain adult games from Steam.
1484 points by newobj | 340 comments
Show HN AMA post by a former Meta compiler engineer who, after being laid off, made the roguelike pachinko game Ballionaire, which sold ~200,000 copies on Steam.
365 points by TaurenHunter | 81 comments
GameDiscoverCo newsletter issue analyzing how the indie building game Tiny Glade sold over 600k copies in its first month, plus game discovery and platform news.
430 points by Venn1 | 130 comments
Blog post by Timothee Besset explaining how Valve improved Steam client stability on Linux by addressing unsafe setenv/getenv use in multithreaded code.
868 points by jrepinc | 595 comments
GamingOnLinux news article reporting that Valve now requires Steam games to disclose kernel-level anti-cheat on their store pages.
327 points by freudenjmp | 33 comments
Blog post investigating a decade-old Steam bug (the "No user logon" error) affecting Valve games like Counter-Strike 2.
509 points by Philpax | 211 comments
Valve's official page for the Half-Life 25th Anniversary Update, celebrating the 1998 game's release with new content and improvements.
870 points by robbiet480 | 592 comments
Valve's Steam store page introducing the Steam Deck OLED handheld, highlighting its HDR screen, longer battery life, and faster downloads.
356 points by robbiet480 | 185 comments
A tweet showing a hex editor view of a Midnight Club 2 Steam executable containing a RAZOR 1911 crack group signature.
368 points by Sporktacular | 296 comments
Ars Technica article reporting that Linux has overtaken macOS in Steam's hardware survey share, driven largely by the Steam Deck handheld.
579 points by ekianjo | 354 comments
A Mastodon post from Boiling Steam reporting that over 75% of tested Steam games are rated playable or verified on the Steam Deck.
587 points by Wouter33 | 300 comments
Reddit post in r/aigamedev where a developer shares Valve's rejection of their Steam game over AI-generated assets lacking clear intellectual property rights.
333 points by Lammy | 219 comments
Dolphin emulator blog post announcing its Steam release is indefinitely postponed after Nintendo issued a DMCA notice to Valve against its Steam page.
576 points by rurban | 307 comments
Slashdot story reporting that Valve restricted the Steam accounts of about 2,500 users who marked a negative game review as useful.