Shoes Store Simulator Reviews

[h1]Unfinished, Broken Games Are Being Sold for Real Money — and It's Not Okay[/h1] [b]It’s honestly unacceptable[/b] how often unfinished and barely playable games are being sold on Steam for [b]real money[/b]. Developers release games that are clearly incomplete, full of bugs, or missing basic features, and then they either go silent or abandon the project entirely. [u]Yet somehow, these titles are still allowed to be sold like full, finished products.[/u] [hr][/hr] [h2]Steam Needs to Take More Responsibility[/h2] Slapping an [i]"Early Access"[/i] label on something doesn’t excuse selling a broken, half-made game. Many of these games stay in early access for [b]years[/b], or worse — they’re never finished at all. And the players who support these projects early on are left with nothing but [i]frustration and regret[/i]. [hr][/hr] [h2]What Steam Is Doing Isn't Enough[/h2] Yes, Steam has taken some steps to ban scam developers, but [b]it’s nowhere near enough[/b]. There should be: [list] [*][b]Real quality control[/b] — don't allow completely broken projects onto the store [*][b]Stricter rules[/b] for Early Access — require minimum functionality and real progress [*][b]Stronger refund protections[/b] — especially for abandoned or misleading games [/list] [hr][/hr] [h2]We’re Not Asking for Perfection[/h2] [b]Gamers just want:[b] [*]Games that actually [b]work[/b] [*]Developers who actually follow through and a platform that [b]protects its users instead of enabling scams [u]It’s exhausting to keep paying for titles that feel more like scams than actual games.[/u] [h2][i]Steam can and should do better.[/i][/h2]