January 31, 2019 Geneshift has had another big rise in player count. (It's mostly bots again.) Geneshift got a sudden boost in notoriety last year when it briefly went free on the Steam. That 48 hour ...

Monday night at 11 pm EST, there were 18 players logged on and playing the Steam version of Capcom Arcade Stadium (according to SteamDB data sourced from the Steam store itself). Ten hours later, on ...

Following its recently announced updates to Steam store curation and game discovery, Valve announced today that it would be taking steps against “bad actors exploiting the store algorithm for ...

Valve announced a major overhaul to the way it handles Steam trading cards with games, to combat what it describes as “bad actors.” Moving forward, trading cards will only be issued in games that have ...

People are taking advantage of Steam's trading card system by creating fake games, collecting cards from those games with bot accounts, and selling them to collectors for profit. Valve is not having ...

This phenomenon does not mean that Capcom Arcade Stadium has suddenly increased in popularity by 27,000 times, but that it means that bots are making money by misusing 'Steam Trading Cards'. The Steam ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. If you look at a list of the Steam games with the all-time highest concurrent player counts, you’ll mostly see the usual suspects: PUBG, CSGO, Fallout ...

Things are about to get much tougher for developers of fake games who only exist to make money off of Steam Trading Cards for their games. Valve promised to reveal upcoming changes to Steam in a ...

A confluence of curious circumstances has vaulted Capcom Arcade Stadium, a nominally free-to-play anthology that launched in May, to the top of Steam’s charts — rivaling the likes of Apex Legends, ...

Valve is bringing some big changes to the Steam trading card system in order to prevent fake games exploits. A Steam blog post has addressed an issue around trading cards, in which fake games were ...

Discoverability is a tech buzzword that indicates how likely someone is to find your product. It's important on Steam, where indie developers are constantly under pressure to get their product's name ...