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Valve admits it's 'running behind' on approving Steam games because it has to keep re-reviewing them, which surely has nothing to do with AI
As wishlisted games miss their release dates, Valve creates a new checklist to help devs get it right the first time.
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Valve acknowledged that its approval process for Steam games is lagging, causing many wishlisted titles to miss their planned release dates. To address the bottleneck, the company has introduced a new checklist intended to help developers meet submission requirements on the first attempt. The slowdown is attributed to the need for repeated re‑reviews of games, a factor Valve says is unrelated to AI. This new checklist aims to streamline approvals and reduce future delays.
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