When it comes to finding reliable game reviews on Steam, user reviews have a mixed reputation. Often filled with unoriginal jokes, copy-paste comments, or review bombing, it can be challenging to get a true sense of a game’s quality. Valve has been working to combat this issue, with changes like separate ratings for “all reviews” and “recent reviews.”
Now, Steam is introducing an updated usefulness rating system to tackle the problem of unhelpful reviews. This new system will prioritize displaying reviews that are rated as more helpful at the top of the list.
Valve explained that reviews deemed unhelpful, such as one-word comments, ASCII art, or meme-filled jokes, will be pushed down the list on game store pages. While users can still share their drawings and humor, the focus will be on showcasing informative and helpful reviews first.
This new system will not impact how games are rated or displayed, ensuring that gamers can still track a game’s overall rating over time. With the combination of the usefulness rating system and Steam’s review moderation team, the platform aims to provide a more valuable review experience for its users.
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