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Valve has started publicly testing sorting reviews in the Steam store based on how well ... players use reviews for sharing jokes, memes, ascii art and other content that might not be the most ...

Steam, the popular PC games storefront ... the game,” filtering out “one-word reviews, reviews comprised of ASCII art, or reviews that are primarily playful memes and in-jokes.” ...

the house of Steam has rolled out a new, auto-enabled user review filter that takes aim at "humorous but unhelpful" posts like "jokes, memes, ascii art" and one-word reviews. In a new Steam blog ...

However, in recent years Steam store pages have become flooded ... According to Valve, “one-word reviews, reviews comprised of ASCII art, or reviews that are primarily playful memes and in ...

And a few months after its debut on Steam, it has been removed. The problem is the ASCII art used to represent the porn on the in-game computer screen. "In You Must be 18 or Older to Enter ...

That's fine and all, but if you want to get really retro you might best be served by ASCII art. Proto Raider has ... Raider for the cost of $3.99 on Steam provided you're running Windows.

It launched on Steam Early Access on August 8 and Standardcombo ... bringing back memories of obscure online game guides with detailed ASCII text art circa 1998 or so. Stone Story appears to ...

The cult indie hit Dwarf Fortress is unexpectedly coming to Steam. Silverlake ... has been both freeware and made entirely of ASCII art since 2006, this marks a massive departure for the game ...

Roguelike games have grown in popularity over the 40 years the genre has existed, even though they implement ideas that might seem anathema to popular gaming: extreme randomness, ASCII graphics ...