Yesterday, Valve made waves when it updated its Steamworks Documentation now to include a dedicated "Advertising on Steam" ...

Valve, the parent company of Steam, is further bearing down on the issue of forced advertising on its platform. It has previously been opposed to games using advertisements to lock gameplay until ...

Valve has introduced new rules that ban games that require players to watch advertisements in order to play. ... "Developers should not utilize paid advertising as a business model in their game, ...

As spotted by GamingOnLinux, Valve’s encyclopedic Steamworks Documentation has been updated to make it much more clear that it refuses to sell any game that relies on in-game advertising for its ...

It's not the first time Valve has asked for help to create new Team Fortress 2 content. The class-based FPS received 14 new ...

Variable Valve Timing isn’t a new concept in motorcycle engines. The likes of BMW and Yamaha have been using this setup in ...

Valve has emphasised its rules around advertising, explicitly prohibiting games that force players to watch in-game ads. The newly-remphasised rules from Valve - first reported by Gaming on Linux ...

Valve's new policy is outlined in the 'Advertising on Steam' section of the Steamworks documentation. Here, the company explains what is permissible on its storefront, with particular emphasis ...

Supported Advertising on Steam. Despite their strong stance on video games using paid advertising as a business model, there are certain kinds of advertising that Valve does allow.

Valve has introduced new guidelines to their Steamworks documentation, very clearly outlining a no-tolerance stance on in-game advertising.

Valve has published a dedicated page advising developers on what type of advertising is and isn't allowed on Steam. As noted by GamingonLinux and SteamDB, this policy has been in place for five ...

Valve has revealed it will let you install a working copy of SteamOS on other handhelds before the Legion Go S ships. That’s before the Legion Go S arrives. Skip to main content.