There is a lot that I love about Steam. I have been using Steam for many years now and have had the opportunity to play a large variety of games on the service. However, Steam has been pretty lethargic for a while when it comes to fixing problems and while the Epic Games Store seems to have given Valve a wake-up call, there are still a myriad of issues to be fixed on the service. Amongst the many problems that Steam faces, I think the issue of curation is the most important for Valve to fix.
It wasn’t too long ago when getting your game released on Steam was a challenge rather than a given. In the past, Valve handpicked what games were released on Steam. A famous example of this was Recettear: An Item Shop’s Tale who had to release a demo to get noticed by Valve and allow them to release their game on Steam.