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Frequently asked questions, for steam users, q. do i need to have purchased a game in order to write a review of it.

A. Purchase is not required. You may write a review for any product in your Steam account. Whether you registered a Steam key obtained elsewhere, or played a free game, you will be able to write a review for that product. Your playtime in that game or time in that software title will appear next to your review.

Q. Can I write a negative review?

A. Yes. If you are unhappy with the product, or don't believe that it is delivering on what it promises, you may write a review and tell other customers why you do not recommend it.

Q. Can I report abusive reviews?

A. Yes, similar to other content shared on Steam, each review will have a 'flag' button to report offensive content or spam.

Q. What happened to the recommendations I've written to my friends?

A. All the Recommendations you've previously written on Steam have automatically been upgraded to Reviews for the product. They are all still marked as visible only to your friends by default. You may edit them and make them visible to the general public, if you wish, by going to your Reviews page .

Q. Does this replace Metacritic scores on games?

A. These reviews will be offered as additional data. Both Metacritic scores and Steam Reviews will be visible on store pages for both games and software.

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Q. i'm a game developer. can i respond to reviews.

A. Yes, there is a special section for developer replies on each review. Plus, when you post in the comments of reviews on your product, your comment will appear as being from the developer.

Q. I'm a developer. Can I delete reviews of my product?

A. Not directly. If you find abusive or offensive reviews written about your product, you can flag it as spam/abuse or off-topic. The review will continue to be listed on your store page, but in a collapsed form and marked as spam until a moderator can either delete the review or remove the spam flag.

Q. My game or software has changed a lot since it launched. Will reviews reflect that?

A. The reviews that are shown most prominently on your store page are selected from recently-written reviews, which should reflect the current state of your game or software. Additionally, if your game has released more than 45 days ago and has enough recent reviews, Steam will list a recent review score to let customers know what the game is like in its current state.

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How to Leave a Game Review on Steam

Do you have an opinion on a game you want to share on Steam? We'll show you how.

Every PC gamer knows that Steam is where to go for all your digital game needs. Valve’s platform offers a wide plethora of video games, sales, DLCs, mods, communities, and even multiplayer support, just to name a few major points.

But Steam has also become a voice for the masses, a place the public can use to share opinions about a game. You can be a part of that voice by giving your criticism to games you own on Steam. And we’ll show you how exactly to do it here.

Step 1: Log Into Steam and Find the Game in Your Library

Before you can review a game on Steam, you must first own the game. You can buy games by logging in through Steam’s website or installing Steam on your computer and launching the desktop app.

Here’s what to do:

• Log into Steam (website or app).
• App: Select Library from the top menu. You’ll find all your games on the left-side menu.
• Website: Click All Games to see all your games.

Once you’re on this page, you should be able to skim and find the game you want to review. If you’ve been meaning to buy a game to review, you can check out our guide on tips to get the best deals on Steam games to make it a less expensive endeavor. Follow the next step as soon as you’re ready.

You can’t leave reviews for games through Steam’s mobile app.

Step 2: Open the Game’s Library Page, Then Store Page

You can’t leave reviews in your library; you must first access the game’s store page.

If you’re using the desktop app, this is what you should do:

• Select the game you want to review in your library. It will open up your library page, showing you personal stats about the game.

If you’re using the website version of Steam, all you need to do is click the game’s title in the menu, and you’ll automatically go to the game’s store page.

Step 3: Leave a Review in the "Write a Review" Section

Once you’re on the store page, you only need to scroll down a bit to see the Write a review section. It’s a rectangular text box where you can type in.

If you wish to format your text, like adding a header, bold, or italics, for example, click the Formatting help in the bottom right of the input box to see how to do so.

Here are additional notes:

• You can choose Visibility to make your post public or friends-only.
• Select Language to choose what language tag you want to add to your review.
• You can toggle Allow Comments to let people add their replies to your review.
• Toggle Check this box if you received the product for free on or off, depending on whether you got it for free. It’s important so that readers know that you might have been paid for the review and you didn’t make a financial investment in the game.

Once you’re done, choose Yes or No to the Do you recommend this game? section and click Post review .

How to View, Edit, and Delete Your Steam Review

Once your review is live, you can come back to make edits and changes to it. All you have to do is return to the game’s store page and scroll to where the review box used to be. You’ll notice it now says View your review .

Clicking it will open up a section where you can see your review and its comments. By the right, there’s a tab where you can edit the review, delete it, toggle comments, and change the visibility and language options.

While you can’t leave a review with the mobile Steam app, you can view your reviews on it by going to Menu > Library > [Game] > My Game Content > My Review .

Additional Info Concerning Steam Reviews

That’s not all; there are some other things about Steam reviews you should know:

• Popular reviews can earn you awards and high ratings. Getting awards gives you Steam points , which you can exchange for Steam items.
• Steam reviews have a character limit of 8,000 characters. That’s a generous number, but you can’t make an overly detailed analysis.
• You can add GIFs and screenshots to your reviews. But you first must learn how to capture and manage screenshots on Steam and then add them as a link.

That's about all you need to know about leaving Steam reviews.

Remember to Leave Polite, Honest, and Thorough Steam Reviews

Making video games is no easy feat, and while you may be a customer, you must remember that humans are behind the game. Your review must be honest, and you should only post it after hours of playing.

While you don’t necessarily have to always leave a good review, try to leave constructive feedback for other players and the developers.

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How and why you should review indie games

Game reviews are so important for an indie developer like us!

As a smaller games developer we can’t stress just how much reviews mean to us and how important they are.

Did you know 90% of all consumers will look at reviews before they purchase something online? Did you also know that Steam uses review numbers as a way to determine what games to promote ?

If you love a game, review it!

We are often so in love with indie games that we forget to pop over and give them a thumbs up and leave a comment saying how much we liked it. By doing this you’ll be making our week, as well as helping others find the games we make.

How can you review?

You can review our games on Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation. If you’ve never left a review on any of these platforms, keep reading to learn how to help out small indie developers like us!

The more reviews we get the more we can improve our games and make more games in future, so by reviewing a game you’ll be helping us make even more awesome games!

How to review on STEAM:

Step 1 : Once you’ve logged enough hours in a game, you’ll be prompted to write a review. OR If you’re not prompted then you can head over to the Store page of the game you want to review and start from there.

Step 2 : Scroll down until you see the review box, and then write your review!

Step 3: Let people know if you recommend the game, then post the review!

How to review on XBOX:

Step 1 : Go to the Microsoft store and find the game you want to review and go to its store page

Step 2 : Scroll down the store page until you reach “Ratings and reviews”

Step 3 : Click on “Rate and review” and you will be taken to the review page

Step 4 : Choose how many stars you want to give the game, and then click on “Add a review”.

Step 5 : Write your review, and then click “Submit now”!

How to review on PLAYSTATION:

Step 1 : Go to your Library

Step 2 : Find the game you want to review in your Library

Step 3 : Click on the three dots and click on Rate

Step 4 : Choose your star rating, and you’re done!

How to review on GOG.com:

Step 1 : Go to the store page

Step 2 : Scroll down to “User reviews”, and select the amount of stars you want to give the game, and click “+ Add your review”

Step 3 : Read GOG’s guidelines before you post

Step 4 : Write your review and then click “Save my review” and you’re done!

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Helldivers 2 fans rally to undo ‘review bomb’ on Steam

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Helldivers 2 fans are uniting to undo a Steam review bomb on the newly-released game after a decision backtrack from Sony.

Since Helldivers 2’s release on February 8, fans have criticised Sony for its controversial decision to force PC gamers to account link to PlayStation Network . Despite the first reviews giving the game an ‘overwhelmingly positive’ ranking on Steam, the reactions sparked over 200,000 negative reviews that dragged it down to ‘mostly negative’.

However, it seems the review bomb has done its job, with Sony now announcing a swift backtrack on the decision.

“Helldivers fans — we’ve heard your feedback on the Helldivers 2 account linking update,” the company wrote on X on May 6 . “The May 6 update, which would have required Steam and PlayStation Network account linking for new players and for current players beginning May 30, will not be moving forward.

“We’re still learning what is best for PC players and your feedback has been invaluable. Thanks again for your continued support of Helldivers 2 and we’ll keep you updated on future plans.”

Helldivers fans — we’ve heard your feedback on the Helldivers 2 account linking update. The May 6 update, which would have required Steam and PlayStation Network account linking for new players and for current players beginning May 30, will not be moving forward. We’re still… — PlayStation (@PlayStation) May 6, 2024

Helldivers 2 fans push to reverse review bomb

In response, Helldivers 2 fans are now uniting on reddit , with a vocal few led by the subreddit moderator encouraging others to reverse their negative reviews in a game-themed post.

“Helldivers, should you choose to accept this major order,” reads the post. “Please consider reversing your steam review. Arrowhead has worked very hard to make this game special, and you the player have shown both Sony and Arrowhead that your voice matters too.

“Let us restore Helldivers 2 on steam back to it’s formal glory. And let us restore this community back to normal.”

The post went live on May 6, gaining over 36,000 upvotes and more than 2000 comments. The subreddit is also in ‘clean-up mode’ to remove negative or toxic comments from the community. However, the push to reverse the review bomb appears to have gone well as, by May 7, Helldivers 2 has earned back the tag ‘mostly positive’ on Steam reviews.

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