Steam is a busy place in 2026. We're three months in and we've seen the store hit a new concurrent user peak not once, not twice, but thrice. Despite Epic Games' consistent giveaways and GOG's lack of DRM, Steam remains the premier storefront. But there's always a cost to expansion. As more and more games flood onto Steam, it becomes harder and harder to find decent new titles, made worse by the ever-growing pile of generative AI slop. Valve's latest update, however, is looking to combat that, making it easier to find new adventures and hopefully, in turn, helping shine a light on some of the more easily-missed indie games.