LogFAQs > #902805945

adjl posted...

There's considerable middle ground between "heavily censored" and "having absolutely no quality control at all." Other digital storefronts manage that balance pretty well. Steam could easily manage it as well, perhaps leaning a bit more to the permissiveness side (since it is good for the indie industry in particular to have a distribution platform that's easier to get onto), but they've instead opted to completely eschew any sort of actual effort on that front. The result is a cesspool.

From my experience it's usually either mainstream games only (like Game Stop, PS4 digital store, etc.) or niche games only, and they're usually not allowed to occupy the same space.

Not a lot of places will sell you both Call of Duty and Nekopara at the same store, which is what Steam was seemingly trying to do before, purge the niche games.
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