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The Weekender: Ultimate Sales Edition

Welcome to the Weekender, your weekly look at the best new games, sales, and updates. We’ve got just a couple new games to discuss but a whole bunch of great game sales to help kick off summer in the Northern Hemisphere. 

Out Now

Evoland 2 (iOS Universal and now Android)

Evoland 2 arrived on iOS back in March and has now made it to Android country as well. It’s follows in the original game’s footsteps by taking players on a journey through the history of games with constantly evolving graphics and gameplay and a slew of history-of-gaming references. Like its predecessor, it combines elements of RPGs, platformers, action, fighting, adventure, puzzlers, and a whole lot of other genres. Evoland is clever in parts but the pacing is odd and I found myself wanting to get through certain sections faster, and spend longer in others. It made me want to go and play some of the games from yesteryear but didn’t necessarily make me want to play more of Evoland 2. If you are a fan of franchise Evoland 2 has a lot you’ll like and RPG super-fans will enjoy the many references and the one more jaunt through gaming history.

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Startup Grave (iOS Universal)

If you’re looking for a new solitaire card game on iOS Startup Grave says “pick me, pick me!” You play with a deck of 48 monster cards and must be kept in check and ultimately defeated. There’s a health bar for both you and the monsters and each card has a value that increases one and decreases the other. Your goal is to play cards by double tapping, which affects both bars, without either losing all or your life or maxing out the monster’s health. You can store up to two cards at a time, to get some breathing room, and every 8 cards you can take a favorable card into battle with an unfavorable one in an attempt to clear it for free. If you get through all 48 cards you win. It’s a simple and fun setup and works well to kill a few minutes here and there.

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Sales

Motorsport Manager Mobile 2 (iOS Universal and Android) $.99 (Review)

Like racing sims? If so, and you don’t own Motorsport Manager Mobile 2, now’s the time to rectify that. The game is just a buck on either store and is among the top options of the genre – which is why it features in our list of best sports management games.

Door Kickers (iOS Universal and Android): $.99 (Review)

SWAT-team simulator Door Kickers requires strong tactics and superior planning to succeed. Get it for a buck.

Codito Development Games (iOS Universal): $.99

Codito Development’s catalog of digital board games are all on sale for just a buck on iOS.

Asmodee Digital Games (iOS Universal and Android): $1.99

Not to be outdone, several Asmodee Digital games are also on sale. Links are iOS Only.

Teeny Titans (iOS Universal): $1.99

One of the best games of 2016, Teeny Titans is based on the Cartoon Network’s Teen Titans GO and pokes fun at the Pokémon craze while adopting it’s most compelling features. You collect teen-sized heroes and villains and take them into 3-on-3 battles in a very meta figure-battling craze that is sweeping a city. You can explore, complete quests, buy new figures at stores throughout the city, and upgrade your figures as you go. The battles themselves are quick, real-time, and tactical and rely heavily on how well their powers work together, as well as making use of class advantages over your opponent. There’s a new game coming out soon, Teen Titans GO! Figure, in support of a movie and the original is having a rare sale. Teeny Titans is well worth it at the normal price, and definitely worth picking up on sale.

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FTL: Faster than Light (iPad): $1.99 (Review)

FTL is an App Store classic and on a bunch of ‘best of’ lists across the internet (including ours). It’s also just $2, down from $10, its cheapest ever price on iOS.

Sproggiwood (iOS Universal  and Android): $1.99

Speaking of best of lists, whenever the best roguelike games for mobile comes up inevitably Sproggiwood appears somewhere in the pack. In Sproggiwood you play as a simple island farmer who is lured through a magical portal by a talking sheep. Never trust talking sheep. The portal is a trap created by the Sproggi, a forest spirt who to tame the forests for him. The gameplay is pretty classic roguelike RPG with different character classes, all kinds of loot, and random dungeon delves. You can pick up Sproggiwood for $2 on either store.

Bottom of the 9th (iOS Universal and Android): $1.99 on iOS

Handelabra is getting in on the summer sale action with its excellent baseball card-and-dice game Bottom of the 9th on sale for two bucks…

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Sentinels of the Multiverse (iOS Universal and Android): $2.99 on iOS (Review)

…and it’s equally excellent hero-versus-villains card game Sentinels of the Multiverse for $3.

Tiny Bubbles (iOS Universal and Android): $3.99

Who doesn’t like popping bubbles? Nobody, that’s who. Tiny Bubbles brings this universal joy to mobile with a bunch of levels of bubble-popping puzzle games. It’s a buck off now and a good addition to any mobile puzzle gamers device.

Updates

Templar Battleforce Elite (iOS Universal and Android) (Review)

Turn-based tactics classic Templar Battleforce is constantly updated and re-balanced and the Trese Brothers are known for supporting their games post release. The latest update improves the game’s scoring system to keep separate records for levels beaten in the various game modes and also lets you compare scores on the same level over multiple attempts. There are also a bunch of balancing changes.

Sir Questionnaire (iOS Universal and Android) (Review)

The much newer Sir Questionnaire is a roguelike with a lot to do, and a lot of updates already made. The latest adds three new gate types: library room, treasure room, and knights room. There are also a bunch of other updates and improvements as well as a wiki. 

Seen anything else you liked? Played any of the above? Let us know in the comments!

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Steam Intergalactic Summer Sale Day 2

The Steam Intergalactic Summer Sale continues! For the next thirteen days, take advantage of huge savings throughout our store on over ten thousand games. You can also help unlock free games by playing our Summer Saliens Game.

Today’s Featured Deals include:

Tom Clancy’s The Division – 80% off
Prey – 50% off
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 – 34% off
Planet Coaster – 55% off
Just Cause 3 – 85% off
Sudden Strike 4 – 65% off
Undertale – 50% off
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series – 50% off
and many more

Along with the sale is the Summer Saliens Game. Team up with other Saliens to fight The Duldrumz on different planets and free the abducted games. Gain XP as you battle, level up, unlock new abilities, and win cosmetic items to deck out your Salien. Plus, get Summer Sale Trading Cards just for playing.

Choose to battle on a planet that piques your interest and you’ll automatically be entered for a chance to win one of its rewards when it’s conquered. The longer your Salien spends on a planet the higher your chances of winning! The groups with the most tiles when a planet is taken will get to plant their flag as conquerors, undoubtedly gaining Saliverse-wide fame in the process.

The Steam Intergalactic Summer Sale will run until 10 AM Pacific, July 5th. Complete information can be found HERE.

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Try before you buy with these free game demos!

06.22.18

Nintendo Switch

Mario Tennis Aces smashes onto the court!

Mario and his friends are ready to take center court in the Mario Tennis Aces game! Unleash a volley of fun by challenging your friends and family locally or by hopping online to take on the world. In Adventure mode, experience a new flavor of tennis gameplay, with a variety of missions, boss battles and more. Intense matches await! Read More

Mario and his friends are ready to take center court in the Mario Tennis Aces game! Unleash a volley of fun by challenging your friends and family locally or by hopping online to take on the world. In Adventure mode, experience a new flavor of tennis gameplay, with a variety of missions, boss battles and more. Intense matches await! Read More

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Mario Tennis Aces smashes onto the court!

Mario Tennis Aces smashes onto the court!

Mario and his friends are ready to take center court in the Mario Tennis™ Aces game! Unleash a volley of fun by challenging your friends and family locally* or by hopping online** to take on the world. In Adventure mode, experience a new flavor of tennis gameplay, with a variety of missions, boss battles and more. Intense matches await!

Features

  • Rally against other players in singles or doubles as one of 15+ Mushroom Kingdom characters.
  • Up your game with new tricks like Zone Speed and Zone Shot. Slow down time to pull off near-impossible returns or aim your shots with pinpoint precision. With careful planning, you can even break your opponent’s racket for an instant KO.
  • Set out to rescue Luigi from the Legendary Racket in Adventure Mode! Equip different rackets and take on challenges and bosses that will put your tennis skills to the test.
  • Play with up to 4 players locally* or online**.
  • Swing your Joy-Con™ controller like a real racket in Swing Mode.
  • Take on CPU opponents in the Mushroom Cup, Flower Cup, or Star Cup in Tournament Mode.

If you would like to buy the digital version of the game, please visit http://mariotennis.nintendo.com/aces/.

*Additional accessories may be required for multiplayer mode. Sold separately.

**Nintendo Account required. Online services and features, including online gameplay, are free until the paid Nintendo Switch Online Service launches in September 2018.


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The Steam Intergalactic Summer Sale Starts Now!

The Steam Intergalactic Summer Sale is here! For the next fourteen days, take advantage of huge savings throughout our store on over ten thousand games. You can also help unlock free games by playing our Summer Saliens Game.

Today’s Featured Deals include:

Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds 33% off
Fallout Franchise up to 50% off
Dead Cells 40% off
Grim Dawn 70% off
Everspace 67% off
Tyranny 66% off
Nino Kuni II 40% off
Dark and Light 50% off
and many more

Along with the sale is the Summer Saliens Game. Team up with other Saliens to fight The Duldrumz on different planets and free the abducted games. Gain XP as you battle, level up, unlock new abilities, and win cosmetic items to deck out your Salien. Plus, get Summer Sale Trading Cards just for playing.

Choose to battle on a planet that piques your interest and you’ll automatically be entered for a chance to win one of its rewards when it’s conquered. The longer your Salien spends on a planet the higher your chances of winning! The groups with the most tiles when a planet is taken will get to plant their flag as conquerors, undoubtedly gaining Saliverse-wide fame in the process.

The Steam Intergalactic Summer Sale will run from now until 10 AM Pacific, July 5th. Complete information can be found HERE.

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ZBrush 2018.1 Released

Pixologic just released the first update for ZBrush 2018 bringing it to 2018.1.  ZBrush is a popular 3D sculpting application that now includes Sculptris pro, a dynamic tessellation system that frees you from having to think about polygon counts.  This is a free update for all ZBrush users, be careful when upgrading there are specific instructions depending on the version you are coming from.

Details from the release announcement:

NEW

  • Added various changes to increase ZBrush sculpting and navigation speed.
  • Added ‘Go To Unmasked Center’ button for use with Gizmo3D center option.
  • Added ‘Uvb’ and ‘Uvbt’ (UV-Box and UV-Box tiles) UV map creation options.
  • Added option to export Smooth Normals with OBJ files.
  • Added ZModeler Inset proportional option. (A Single Poly only. CTRL modifier)
  • Added a warning when loading custom brushes with auto-masking enabled if Sculptris Pro is active.
  • Added a MatCap Red Wax material so it will no longer be fully replaced when using ‘Save As Startup Material’.

UPDATES

  • Fixed Groups Border weighted smooth mode (Smooth Groups Brush).
  • Fixed iCloud Photos shortcut issue.
  • Fixed GoZ Photoshop Crash.
  • Fixed GoZ Max has been updated to work with 3ds Max 2017, 2018, & 2019.
  • Fixed double clicking not opening ZPR or ZTL files on the MacOS.
  • Fixed issues with tablet pressure on MacOS.
  • Fixed ZRemesher density control with Polypainting on MacOS.
  • Fixed CTRL + Drag duplicated crash when using the Gizmo3D.
  • Fixed issue with geometry position sliders staying active when inputting values.
  • Fixed issue with lightbox not opening with large number of loaded brushes.
  • Fixed issue with VDM brushes when applying with textures.
  • Fixed ‘Draw Transformation Border’ not storing with Config.
  • Fixed ZBrush not responding after restoring from minimize on MacOS.
  • Fixed typing with a French keyboard on MacOS.
  • Fixed importing of PNG files on MacOS.
  • Fixed custom UI not storing when in full screen mode on MacOS.
  • Fixed Screen Saver from activating when ZBrush is launched on MacOS.
  • Fixed computer not sleeping when ZBrush is launched on MacOS.
  • Fixed issue after UI is saved in window mode on Windows.
  • Fixed issue of UI not being saved in fullscreen on secondary monitor on Windows.
  • Fixed UV Planar smoothing UVs when applied. Now smoothing will only take place when SUV in the Tool>Geometry is enabled.

You can learn more about ZBrush here.

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Return to Glorantha with King of Dragon Pass Successor Six Ages

By Matt Thrower 21 Jun 2018

In the beginning was an egg, which hatched into an infinite dragon. From the dragon came first two gods, then a third, who spawned a bunch more lesser gods. They fell to fighting, as gods do, and then Chaos invaded, and the Cosmic Mountain exploded and the few humans who were around had a really miserable time of it.

Welcome to Glorantha, a fantasy world like no other. Invented in 1966 by a student seeking to deepen his appreciation of cultural mythology, it has spawned several tabletop games and a single videogame: 1999’s King of Dragon Pass. A bizarre mix of strategy and story-telling, it got a face-lift and a wave of adulation for a modern iOS release.​

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“It only scratched the surface of the wealth of stories you can tell in Glorantha,” the designer, David Dunham, admitted to me. “And people have been asking for a sequel for almost 20 years. It wasn’t until 2014 that I figured out what sort of game was a worthy successor.”​

The answer is Six Ages: Ride like the Wind, due for release at the end of June. It takes place during the aforementioned God’s War, known as the Storm Age in Glorantha parlance. “It’s the mythic past compared to King of Dragon Pass” Dunham explained. “And you’re playing a barbarian clan from an entirely different culture.”​

In spite of Dunham’s implication that it’s a different sort of game, fans of the original will quickly find themselves at home. The player is in charge of making decisions for their clan on a season by season basis. What Gods they should be sacrificing to, where they should be exploring, which other clans they trade with or raid in war. I asked Dunham what had changed.​

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“We tried to address some things that frustrated people,” he replied. “Combat is no longer as abstract, while we abstracted food production a bit more, still keeping it as a critical component. There’s also a lot of changes you can’t see directly. But it’s now much easier to add new interactive scenes, new treasures, maybe even new ventures.”​

The interactive scenes he’s talking about are the other key component in the game’s appeal. Events, usually tied into Glorantha’s unique lore, often pop up, requiring you to choose between various options to resolve them. Children in your village, for example, might suddenly exhibit the ability to wield powerful fire magic they can’t control. Do you keep them? Ask a more magic-rich clan to train them? Cast them out before they burn down someone’s house? ​

Whatever you choose, the consequences often lead to further events later in the game, slowly building a clan saga in epic detail. And this, I sense, is where the bulk of the differences lie. “Some changes just reflect the fact that we’re telling a different story,” Dunham told me. “You’re in an unknown land, so the map starts blank. It’s also much larger, and you can choose what your party is looking for. You can deal with spirits, as well as gods.”​

Glorantha is a very unusual setting and Six Ages is a very unusual game. The marriage of statistical management and story can clash as you’re rarely able to see exactly why your choices played out the way they did. But Dunham’s in no doubt which he thinks is more important to the experience. “If I have to pick, then it’s a narrative game,” he opined. “The strategy ties together the story. But if you haven’t figured out how to feed your clan, your story might not have a happy ending.”​

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Still, he’s made other changes to the game to help the player to understand what’s going on. “We still try to fully immerse you in the world, rather than leave you on the outside peering at game numbers,” he explains. “But we also tried to give more in-world feedback to explain why things happened. For example, if a hero quest fails, your quester will reflect on what went wrong.”​

Hero quest isn’t a reference to the fondly-remembered board game of the 90’s, but another slice of Gloranthan pie. They’re ritual re-enactments of stories from a clan’s mythology which gain access to powerful rewards. You can undertake them in the game, but your clan starts out with only a piecemeal understanding of these myths. Patching them back together is an important goal of play, which also pushes the player deeper into Glorantha’s bizarre setting.​

They were also a part of King of Dragon Pass. That game, though, originally came out on PC. With the advent of mobile, Dunham quickly realised the potential of a port. “The short interactive scenes are perfect for very short game sessions,” he enthused. “Your clan advisors help remind you of the context, and you can always refer back to the Saga for more specifics about what happened. I think being turn-based helps too, since you don’t have to set aside enough time for a complete Battle Royale match.”​

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Still, launching on mobile alone in the modern multi-platform market seems risky. It’s not what Dunham had originally planned. “I’d hoped to launch on more platforms,” he explains. “But a bunch of things didn’t work out. Luckily, I think the game is perfectly suited to iPad. Sitting back with a tablet is just like reading a great book, except you’re playing one.”​

In the time I’ve spent with the preview, it’s hard to shake the feeling that I’ve been here before, in several senses. First, Six Ages plays a lot like a smoother, more refined version of the earlier game. Second, you’re back in charge of another bunch of barbarians, which Dunham refers to as the “movers and shakers of Glorantha”. But mostly, it’s familiar because we’re back in the rich and vivid world of Glorantha. I’ll take a little sameness in the game mechanics if that’s the price to explore this extraordinary place again.​

Six Ages: Ride like the Wind is due out on iOS Universal on June 28th, and pre-orders are available starting today.

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Torna – The Golden Country Expansion Pass Content Detailed by Executive Director Takahashi

Torna – The Golden Country Expansion Pass Content Detailed by Executive Director Takahashi

Hello, this is Tetsuya Takahashi, Executive Director at Monolith Soft. We recently announced Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country, an additional scenario for Xenoblade Chronicles 2.

It all started three years ago. Torna ~ The Golden Country was a part of our original prototype for the main game. More accurately, I suppose you could say that it was one of the potential story candidates included in our initial prototype.

It’s been five years since the release of Xenoblade Chronicles. We’ve accumulated quite a bit of production knowhow since then, and our process management has improved as well. Now we’re much better at knowing just how big of a game we can create at what level of quality based on a given volume of text. After looking at a variety of factors, we could tell that including Torna ~ The Golden Country in the main game would divert a major portion of the budget and development time we had allotted for Xenoblade Chronicles 2. We hadn’t shown anyone the prototype yet, and quickly decided against including this content, instead opting to take what we needed for the main game, which became the finished Xenoblade Chronicles 2.

For quite some time after that, Torna ~ The Golden Country slept on my computer’s hard drive, but when we decided to include a new scenario with the Expansion Pass, I knew that we had to revive Torna ~ The Golden Country and tell that story.

Story set 500 years before Xenoblade Chronicles 2

The story of Torna ~ The Golden Country covers not only the pasts of key characters from the main game like Jin, Mythra, Malos, and Praetor Amalthus, but will also spotlight characters like Lora and Addam, who factor heavily into the lore of Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Ah, and you know that the main story in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is the story of Rex and Pyra (Mythra), but Torna ~ The Golden Country follows another set of main characters, Jin and Lora. You’ll see what happened in Jin’s past, what kind of person Lora was, and even what the relationship was between Addam and Mythra. There were bits and pieces of their stories throughout the main game, but they’ll finally take shape in front of your very eyes. (The generic models used for some of the side characters in flashbacks in the main game will be given dedicated models.)

New adventures on a new map

The Tornan Titan will be added as a new field map in Torna ~ The Golden Country. A lot of other RPGs set their additional story sections on existing maps, but Torna ~ The Golden Country ’s maps will be entirely new. And in addition to the field map, we’ll add the capital city of Torna as a new town map. Given that these events take place 500 years ago, the playable areas in Torna ~ The Golden Country will be limited to Torna and the surrounding areas, but I’m sure you’ll still find these to be very rewarding to play.

Reworked battle system

Torna ~ The Golden Country is set in an era of history before Drivers and Blades had learned to cooperate seamlessly during battle, and so there will be a new battle system used in this expansion. The refined battle system will still be based on the one seen in the main game, but I hope you’ll enjoy this new take on it.

New music added

New songs have also been added to Torna ~ The Golden Country. They were composed by Mitsuda-san and some others who were involved with the main game. The feel of the new music is a bit more grown up, in keeping with the more grownup tone of Torna ~ The Golden Country overall. They’re played mostly on acoustic instruments, and have a real groove to them, so I’m sure you’ll really enjoy them.

Torna ~ The Golden Country is an additional scenario that is scheduled for release on September 14 for anyone with Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and an Expansion Pass. And for those who have not yet played Xenoblade Chronicles 2, a stand-alone packaged version of Torna ~ The Golden Country will get a separate release on September 21. As I mentioned earlier, the story of Torna ~ The Golden Country is set 500 years before the main game. So it’s possible that players will view the main game a little differently if they play Torna ~ The Golden Country first. This packaged version will also include a code to the other Expansion Pass content besides Torna ~ The Golden Country into the main game, making it a great option as an entry point for anyone interested in experiencing XenobladeChronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country in the future.

We’ll still need a bit of time until it’s ready for release, but then you’ll get to enjoy all the new maps, new battles and the story of these new characters.


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Minecraft! Now bigger, better and more beautiful–with new ways to play and share!

Minecraft! Now bigger, better and more beautiful–with new ways to play and share!

Minecraft is a game about placing blocks and going on adventures. Build anything you can imagine with unlimited resources in Creative mode, or go on grand expeditions in Survival, journeying across mysterious lands and into the depths of your own infinite worlds.

Will you hide from monsters or craft tools, armor and weapons to fight back? No need to go alone! Share the adventure with friends in split-screen multiplayer and online!

With constant updates and community creations, Minecraft is bigger, better and more beautiful than ever before. Explore amazing player-made maps, thrilling minigames and more! Band together with friends playing on phone, Windows 10 or console*, set up your own online world with Realms*, or join one of the massive player-run servers*! Also included is the Super Mario Mash-Up Pack—containing 40 Super Mario-themed skins, Mario-themed versions of the Overworld, The Nether, and The End, and a number of fun surprises for fans. There are so many ways to play!

If you would like to purchase Minecraft, please visit https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/minecraft-switch.

*Realms requires paid subscription (sold separately). Realms and servers available as released. Free Microsoft account required for cross-play.


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Free for a Limited Time – Swords & Soldiers HD!

We’ve just launched an open beta for Creator Homepages, a new part of the Steam store designed to help players discover and connect with the developers and publishers behind their favorite games. With this feature, you can explore the full catalog of games created by the developers and publishers of games you enjoy and you can choose to follow those creators to be automatically notified when they release their next title.

How does it work?

Any developer or publisher on the platform can now set up a customized homepage to showcase their full catalog of titles and content. Once set up, these homepages can be found by clicking on the developer or publisher name from the store page of your favorite games.

Check out the official Creator Homepage Announcement Page, which includes a list of all the homepages so far. This will quickly become an overwhelming and unusable list as more developers create their homepages, so at the top of the page we’ve also specifically highlighted the developers and publishers behind games that you’ve recently played.

On these homepages, you’ll find standard lists of top-selling or new released titles from that developer or publisher.

You’ll also find collections that the developer or publisher has created to best highlight their portfolio of games and content available on Steam.

A studio might divide its games into collections by genre or franchise, or could choose to highlight their fan-favorite or top-selling games. A developer of only a single game might primarily dedicate their homepage to announcements of new projects.

Regardless of how each developer or publisher chooses to customize their homepage, you can easily follow them to be notified when they release their next title or post an announcement. Newly released titles from developers or publishers that you follow will show up at the top of your Steam homepage and we’ll send you an e-mail to let you know that they’ve released something new (as with other Steam e-mail notifications, you can opt out at any time by visiting your e-mail preferences page).

Creators can also set up unique URLs within Steam for easy reference to their homepage. You can see an example by following this customized URL for the Valve developer homepage: http://store.steampowered.com/dev/valve

Why Beta?

We’re pretty excited to get the core functionality into the hands of players and give developers the opportunity to set up their presence on Steam. While we haven’t worked out all of the smaller bugs or finished adding every feature we’d like to, we decided that the basic set of functionality is worth putting into the hands of players and creators. We still have a number of features that we are considering adding and there are still a few rough edges that need smoothing out, so opening this system up as a beta to players and developers will help us gather feedback and suggestions that inform the direction of those features.

Over the previous few weeks, we’ve worked with a number of developers and publishers on Steam to get their pages set up and help us work out as many of the bugs as we can. As a player, you’ll find that many of your favorite game makers probably already have a spiffy homepage created and customized. But there are still quite a few developers that have not yet had a chance to set up their pages and will do so during this open beta period.

Looking for more details?

Check out the official Creator Homepage Announcement Page.

For game developers, check out the Creator Homepages Steamworks documentation for more details and information on how the system works, the features that are included, and necessary permissions for game creators.

Reporting bugs and feedback

As always, we’ll keep an eye out for your feedback and suggestions as to what you’d like to see added or changed about this system.