Valve updated its checklist to help developers get pre-release game submissions approved on the first try.
Valve says it’s running behind on reviewing pre-release game builds on Steam because it has to re-review so many submissions. Wishlisted games have missed release dates, and the updated checklist aims to help developers pass review the first time.
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@pcgamerValve admits it's 'running behind' on approving Steam games because it has to keep re-reviewing them https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/valve-admits-its-running-behind-on-approving-steam-games-because-it-has-to-keep-re-reviewing-them-which-surely-has-nothing-to-do-with-ai/
@Pirat_NationValve says Steam game approvals are taking longer than usual, with some developers waiting up to 12 business days instead of the usual 3–5. “We aim to test every game build in a timely manner, typically within 3-5 days. However, we’re running a little behind right now and taking up to 12 business days. Much of that delay is due to having to re-review games, which isn’t great for you or for us.” The company is introducing new checklists to help devs get approved faster, including testing games through Steam for at least five minutes. Valve also revealed that some developers submit builds that “have not ever been played through Steam.”
@FoundPlayiovalve running behind on something. truly unprecedented, the review queue is just waiting on half-life 3 like the rest of us@pcgamerValve admits it's 'running behind' on approving Steam games because it has to keep re-reviewing them https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/valve-admits-its-running-behind-on-approving-steam-games-because-it-has-to-keep-re-reviewing-them-which-surely-has-nothing-to-do-with-ai/@Pirat_NationValve says Steam game approvals are taking longer than usual, with some developers waiting up to 12 business days instead of the usual 3–5. “We aim to test every game build in a timely manner, typically within 3-5 days. However, we’re running a little behind right now and taking up to 12 business days. Much of that delay is due to having to re-review games, which isn’t great for you or for us.” The company is introducing new checklists to help devs get approved faster, including testing games through Steam for at least five minutes. Valve also revealed that some developers submit builds that “have not ever been played through Steam.”@FoundPlayiovalve running behind on something. truly unprecedented, the review queue is just waiting on half-life 3 like the rest of us@pcgamerValve admits it's 'running behind' on approving Steam games because it has to keep re-reviewing them https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/valve-admits-its-running-behind-on-approving-steam-games-because-it-has-to-keep-re-reviewing-them-which-surely-has-nothing-to-do-with-ai/@Pirat_NationValve says Steam game approvals are taking longer than usual, with some developers waiting up to 12 business days instead of the usual 3–5. “We aim to test every game build in a timely manner, typically within 3-5 days. However, we’re running a little behind right now and taking up to 12 business days. Much of that delay is due to having to re-review games, which isn’t great for you or for us.” The company is introducing new checklists to help devs get approved faster, including testing games through Steam for at least five minutes. Valve also revealed that some developers submit builds that “have not ever been played through Steam.”@FoundPlayiovalve running behind on something. truly unprecedented, the review queue is just waiting on half-life 3 like the rest of us@pcgamerValve admits it's 'running behind' on approving Steam games because it has to keep re-reviewing them https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/valve-admits-its-running-behind-on-approving-steam-games-because-it-has-to-keep-re-reviewing-them-which-surely-has-nothing-to-do-with-ai/@Pirat_NationValve says Steam game approvals are taking longer than usual, with some developers waiting up to 12 business days instead of the usual 3–5. “We aim to test every game build in a timely manner, typically within 3-5 days. However, we’re running a little behind right now and taking up to 12 business days. Much of that delay is due to having to re-review games, which isn’t great for you or for us.” The company is introducing new checklists to help devs get approved faster, including testing games through Steam for at least five minutes. Valve also revealed that some developers submit builds that “have not ever been played through Steam.”@FoundPlayiovalve running behind on something. truly unprecedented, the review queue is just waiting on half-life 3 like the rest of us
