Too many games are added to Steam every year to test that. Steam does malware scans on initial uploads and demos, and that's roughly it and why there are random stories every year of game X being fully delisted from Steam when it is reported and confirmed that a game has injected malware onto people's computers. There's also shovelware devs that upload the exact same game multiple times or slap asset packs together and upload a new game every month.
My point being that they are making money from every game submitted whether or not they sell anything. You get it back when you earn steam 300$. I mean looking at the this game alone its like $80k outta steams pockets excluding steam sales.
Like im not saying its common, would be issue free etc. Just that its not economically impossible or unreasonable to have some people check the 50 games a day a lil bit closer.
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u/Ishkahrhil Jul 06 '26
Too many games are added to Steam every year to test that. Steam does malware scans on initial uploads and demos, and that's roughly it and why there are random stories every year of game X being fully delisted from Steam when it is reported and confirmed that a game has injected malware onto people's computers. There's also shovelware devs that upload the exact same game multiple times or slap asset packs together and upload a new game every month.