Friday, July 12th 2019
Steam Introduces Steam Labs
Valve is busy as ever in its quest to bring better experiences to gamers all over the world. However, we as gamers can't see what are they working on until it is released. But that is about to change. Valve is today introducing Steam Labs, a community hub for all the experimental features that are being worked on behind the scenes. Valve says that the reason for creating this is that "...we create many experimental features with codenames like The Peabody Recommender and Organize Your Steam Library Using Morse Code. For the first time, we're giving these works-in-progress a home called Steam Labs, where you can interact with them, tell us whether you think they're worth pursuing further, and if so, share your thoughts on how they should evolve."
For now they are releasing three experiments to showcase the purpose of Labs, called Micro Trailers, The Interactive Recommender and The Automated Show. All of these experiments are designed to help users find a game they love. The experiments can be tried out on the Labs website, and after using them you can share your opinions on the Steam Labs cumunity hub. To follow future news and announcements from Steam Labs, you can join the Steam Labs community group.
For now they are releasing three experiments to showcase the purpose of Labs, called Micro Trailers, The Interactive Recommender and The Automated Show. All of these experiments are designed to help users find a game they love. The experiments can be tried out on the Labs website, and after using them you can share your opinions on the Steam Labs cumunity hub. To follow future news and announcements from Steam Labs, you can join the Steam Labs community group.
15 Comments on Steam Introduces Steam Labs
It would be nice to login and not discover some of my games have mysteriously become uninstalled.
It would be nice if I have to reinstall a game, it could at least find all the existing files properly.
It would be nice not to have steam insist it must download multi-gigabytes of data when they clearly exist in my library.
This crap happens much too often for my liking. Fix your shit Valve.
I'd rather they make Steam chat better with fully functional chat history
But more power to them if it scores them more sales
So if you don’t have internet access and forget to close steam before shutting down your computer you MUST get internet access for steam to give access to the games on your computer.
Yeah, steam is a perfect program without bugs.
This is exactly everything that is wrong in the whole recent storefront debate.
Do we read daily news feeds about new burgers at McDonalds? Thought so...
Grimmace... whoever thought that thing would appeal to children needs his head examined:
Now that I think about it, these problems have only happened with Ark Survival Evolved.