Steam finally introducing a feature we’ve been waiting for since the beginning of time
Being the primary distributor of every PC gaming, Steam has made quite an impression from the moment it launched in 2003. The next feature that is coming out of the pipeline will make the Valve storefront more appealing.
It’s not a secret that Steam is still the best player when it comes buying PC games. Although it faces competition from The Epic Games Store and PlayStation and Xbox shops, it has the upper hand, however this doesn’t mean that it cannot be improved.
Steam also has a lot of demos that are free to test out, including Sand Land seen below!
The fans are happy to suggest ways to enhance the appearance of stores, a key option has apparently been put into place in accordance with a prominent programmers and dataminers.
SteamDB developer Pavel Djundik took to Twitter to share that Steam is working on the possibility of recording clips, that, as you might assume, allows users to capture gameplay without the necessity of using a third-party program.
The feature is essential for players and is an option that Steam players have been shouting for many years. Furthermore, short video clips created can later be posted on Steam’s Community page and also to the device you own.
Though Djundik was not able to reveal the date for the feature to be available however, he also stated that the feature will allow recording in the background as and timeline integration in certain titles.
In the same vein, Steam has recently ruined the idea of inheritance in telling us that accounts will not be transferable upon after the death of a person.
In the end, the carefully-curated Steam libraries are going to die along together with us, but considering the huge sums of money poured into them, it’s tragic news, for sure. At least, this gives us motivation to get rid of the piles of backlogs
In the meantime and death, we have access to six games that are free to download and play for the rest of our lives. There’s nothing bad about it you think?
