| Trunkin said: Curation is a good thing. Multiple different stores curating by their own separate set of standards should give more games a chance in the spotlight. As he said, there are other ways to get a game than on their store. Not every store needs to offer everything for everyone. |
But then we'll get a brand new issue, where one game's curation is light enough, that we get another Undertale style hit, and what's then to stop Epic from simply buying them out and locking them to their store, after seeing the one hit wonder on another store (there really isn't anything to stop that from happening).
I don't think curation is good in general. Stopping complete non games from entering is good, because well, they are designed to just generate cards, cheevos or bot coin mining, which should all be done away with regardless, but I prefer Steam's way, where we get the tools and simply block what genres we don't like, devs and pubs games we don't want to see.
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