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Title	Genre	Price	Save
Swords and Soldiers - Super Saucy Sausage ...	Action & Arcade	$1.79	10%	See it >
Fieldrunners	Strategy	$2.99	40%	See it >
NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits	Action & Arcade	$2.99	70%	See it >
BIT.TRIP RUNNER	Indie	$4.00	60%	See it >
BIT.TRIP RUNNER	Action & Arcade	$4.00	60%	See it >
NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits	Action & Arcade	$2.99	70%	See it >
Super Meat Boy	Action & Arcade	$5.10	66%	See it >
BITTRIP BEAT	Action & Arcade	$4.00	60%	See it >
Cave Story+	Action & Arcade	$4.99	50%	See it >
Swords and Soldiers HD	Action & Arcade	$4.99	50%	See it >
Swords and Soldiers HD	Action & Arcade	$4.99	50%	See it >
Avadon: The Black Fortress	Other	$4.99	50%	See it >
Metro 2033	Action & Arcade	$4.99	75%	See it >
Dungeons of Dredmor	Role Playing	$2.49	50%	See it >
Dungeons of Dredmor	Role Playing	$2.49	50%	See it >
Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad	Action & Arcade	$9.99	75%	See it >
Dungeons of Dredmor: Realm of the Diggle Gods	Role Playing	$1.49	50%	See it >
Darwinia	Action & Arcade	$4.00	60%	See it >
DEFCON	Strategy	$4.00	60%	See it >
Multiwinia	Indie	$4.00	60%	See it >
Uplink	Indie	$4.00	60%	See it >
Braid	Action & Arcade	$3.00	70%	See it >
AaAaAA!!! - A Reckless Disregard for Gravity	Action & Arcade	$4.99	50%	See it >
Lugaru HD	Action & Arcade	$4.00	60%	See it >
Lugaru HD	Action & Arcade	$4.00	60%	See it >

Steam is developed by US based developer and digital publisher Valve (Half Life 1+2, Counterstrike, Left4Dead) and was one of the first download and publishing platforms.
After a somewhat shaky start - we all remember the big discussions around the forced distribution of the local Steam client with Half Life 2 - it developed into the market leading provider of digital games. As of some unconfirmed statements it is said to hold up to 70% of the games download market!
In addition to the download and publishing aspects the Steam platform pioneered a number of features like automatic patch handling, a seamless installation, achievements and community features. However, to use all this exiting stuff you need to install and run a local client that comes with its own benefits and drawbacks. Still, Steam offers one of the most comprehensive and streamlined online shopping experiences for download games on the web.

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Written on: 2011-09-18 00:50:04

Comment: Steam offers a great service that helps me manage all of my PC gaming needs. Steam makes it easy to manage game settings, updates, and connecting to friends. It is an integral part of my PC gaming experience.

Written on: 2011-09-17 23:24:09

Comment: Nothing but good experiences with Steam. The client app is easy to use and stays out of sight when I am not using it.

Written on: 2011-09-17 20:08:41

Comment: Unarguably, Steam is the greatest shopping platform in existence. Often mimicked, it has set a new standard for what direct download means. Nearly every game I have purchased since its inception has been through Steam. Phenomenal pricing, complete availability, and a simple yet satisfying interface make it easy and even fun to use. An enormous collection of demos, previews, and excellent interaction with MetaCritic make it the place to go to find, research, and purchase games. I have only had one poor experience with Steam, but I blame Microsoft and their God Awful Games for Windows Live platform for it. Steam has changed the game, and hopefully will continue to see success through this next radical generation of gaming.

Written on: 2011-09-17 05:49:00

Comment: Steam is convenient, has a ton of features, holds great sales all the time, and is home of the best online game/hat collecting simulator, Team Fortress 2 (which is now totally free even). What more could you want? Besides more hats.

Written on: 2011-09-16 21:27:48

Comment: free copy of portal @ steam until september 20th.

Written on: 2011-09-16 20:28:48

Comment: steam is the best for me i almost have 100 games on it!! so epic daily deals. weekend deals maddnnes weekend great offerS!

Written on: 2011-09-16 19:21:13

Comment: Most serious platform around. Steam week sales, the sweets, amout of games and producers make it go future. Just choice your favorite games, pay, download and enjoy. Simply genious and 100% legit.

Written on: 2011-09-16 15:55:47

Comment: True. Plus autopatching. That's what I like the most.

Written on: 2011-09-16 03:19:37

Comment: Steam is the best when it comes to convenience and ease of use, they don't always have the best deals, but when they have big events there's always one or two crazy price cuts that you just can't resist.

Written on: 2011-09-14 19:51:25

Comment: Easy to use client software, great community features and frequent big sales with ridiculously good discount.But it seems steam is big on set regional price and/or region lock the games, especially when you are in Europe where steam applies a "1$=1€" policy or worse, you are in australia...

Written on: 2011-09-14 12:54:11

Comment: steam is the best platform ever game. i have bought many games from steam and i have a long library

Written on: 2011-09-09 13:02:01

Comment: Be glad to help, where do I go?

Written on: 2011-09-09 10:33:59

Comment: Oh and Park, we have a small and exclusive Beta group where we share and discuss upcoming features of Deals4Downloads. If you like I'd very much appreciate if you would join. Don't worry it's really not a lot of work. :)

Written on: 2011-09-09 10:31:48

Comment: True, but than I guess you would have to install the patch without Steam, too. Oh, and don't get me started on GWFL. I bought 2 games and never really got any of them running since it always crashes during install.

Written on: 2011-09-09 03:56:26

Comment: That is a bit of a double-edged sword. Like just the other day I actually got a hard copy of Shogun 2 and thought about how awesome it was going to be to just install and and go to town; maybe a few minor updates here and there. Welp, Steam had other plans... so after installing the 16 gig monstrosity, it proceeded to download another 3 gigs in updates before I could play it. Though at least it is much better about it than GWFL is.

Written on: 2011-09-08 23:59:40

Comment: Yea, they got me with the autopatching. Few things sucks more than manually searching, downloading and installing patches.

Written on: 2011-09-07 20:18:44

Comment: Indeed. I really loathed Steam at its inception for a number of reasons but it has turned into a pretty solid platform. It IS still DRM but at the end of the day it is definitely one of the better ones out there and the community features along with Steam In-game are pretty nice to have.

Written on: 2011-09-07 16:52:20

Comment: I used to hate the local client which you are forced to install. But it has been greatly streamlined and optimized since it's first release and now make handling downloads quite comfortable.

Written on: 2011-09-06 08:36:27

Comment: Steam's greatest strength definitely lies in its client software and community features which lend the platform a slick, usable presentation. Unfortunately, this is also seen by some as its greatest drawback as all Steam titles are strictly tied to the client software as their own form of proprietary DRM. Despite this, the user is free to install the client and download their games virtually limitlessly, though only one PC may log into the associated account at the same time. An "offline" feature is provided to offer a bit more leeway on this aspect of the client. One truly standout function of the Steam client is the backup feature which will neatly package any or all of your games for transfer to the media of your choice. (Impulse is the only other client I know of offering this functionality, however, I have personally had little luck with it.) On top of a solid, functional client software, Steam runs what are arguably some of the best sales you are likely to find on PC games and has discovered the potent marketing power of virtual hats. If you don't mind having to be tied to the game client, Steam definitely has a lot on offer and clearly has not built its sizable user base by resting on its laurels.