Steam is updating its store pages

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Continuing to be the most popular game market in the world Steamupdate on store pages doing.

“Changes to be Made to Written Descriptions on Store Pages” Steam shared a blog post titled, Within the scope of new steps, first of all, shared: “The main purpose of our store pages is to help players make informed purchasing decisions by providing information about developers’ games. We’ve noticed a trend lately that makes this experience a bit more difficult, with some developers using this area to present information or links that take the focus off of the game. We want players to be able to learn about your game! That’s why we’re introducing new rules starting in September to provide a more positive experience on Steam for both developers and players.” Stating that it will introduce new rules as of the beginning of September, the company wrote the following on this subject: “We will be implementing new rules around what can be included in the written description on your store page. We understand that changes to the written game description section can be disruptive and take time to update. That’s why we wanted to outline the upcoming rule changes here so you can change the content of your page to comply with these rules before we implement the new rules.”

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“The rules will affect four areas” Steam also said the following: shared:

These rules apply to the following four sections:

  • -“About This Game” section
  • -“Short Description” section
  • -“Special Announcement” section
  • -“Awards” section

These sections will have the following new restrictions:

  • -Links to other websites will not be included: You may not use your store page to link to any other website, including social media pages. There are special link fields in the store page editor for adding links to popular social media platforms or your own website.

  • -Embedded images that mimic the Steam store UI or buttons will not be allowed: You should not use images or animations that resemble Steam interface elements, such as the wishlist button, game capsules, or prices.

  • -Images, widgets or links to other games on Steam will not be allowed: You may not use the description on your store page to promote other products on Steam. If you have associated products, you may create bundles, series, or developer homepages.

With an update coming in early September, we will start automatically hiding links found in a game’s written description or other text sections. These include: [url] “including all content within tags and all other links.”

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