66 articles — 28 patch notes, 38 news
Valve is warning European Steam hardware customers that a cyberattack on its shipping partner CEVA Logistics likely exposed their names, home addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses.
A player got their $109 back after EA silently pulled Rush mode from Battlefield 6's matchmaking, and the kicker is that EA's own website still advertises the mode.
A new playtest for the Asobi: Remote Play app brings PS Plus Premium cloud streaming to Steam Deck and Steam Machine, cutting the PS5 out of the equation entirely.
The Cologne 2026 Major sticker shop opens today with revenue sharing for players and teams, while three community-created maps receive their latest Workshop versions.
A sweeping rebalance targets spirit-heavy builds and item synergies, with particular pressure on Haze's fixation stacking and Spirit Burn's area damage.
Qualcomm is raising chip prices in September, but Valve apparently saw it coming. The company reportedly has a massive stockpile of Steam Frame headsets already in the US.
A fan-made Portal remake built with Valve's own source code is 100% complete and free. The only problem: Valve won't answer the phone.
Counter-Strike 2 gets a gameplay refresh with bomb audio cues and environmental interactions, plus three community workshop maps updated.
Valve's own engineers say what you're paying for memory at retail is months behind what they're seeing at the supply level. The Steam Machine's $1,049 starting price might just be the floor.
Valve's Steam Machine engineers say what you're paying for memory at retail is three to six months behind what they're seeing at the bulk level. The real price shock hasn't landed yet.
What you're paying for memory right now doesn't reflect how bad things have already gotten at the supply level. Valve says the real price shock is still months away from reaching consumers.
Four community workshop maps get refreshed, and Valve plugs some stability holes in the latest Counter-Strike 2 update.
Valve's latest Team Fortress 2 patch tackles cosmetic fixes, map improvements, and audio restoration across koth_dusker and cp_premuda.
Developer Robert Yang says Steam flagged his free experimental game collection as containing 'frequent nudity and sexual content' despite having no explicit nudity, effectively hiding it from nearly every user on the platform.
Cache enters the Active Duty rotation as Premier Season Five kicks off. The bigger story: C4 damage is now baked into map geometry, changing how explosives work across every defusal map.
Valve's latest Team Fortress 2 update delivers six fresh community maps, new cosmetics, and a substantial list of stability fixes, including long-standing visual bugs and gameplay quirks.
Dbrand poured over a thousand hours of engineering into a Portal-themed Steam Machine case, launched pre-orders, and became the company's second-fastest selling product. Then Valve's legal team pointed out the obvious problem.
Tim Sweeney thinks Valve's requirement for developers to disclose AI usage on Steam is killing games before they launch. He's calling it a 'Scarlet Letter', but his argument has some obvious blind spots.
Valve engineers revealed they have zero negotiating power with RAM suppliers, who offer monthly prices on a take-it-or-leave-it basis. The result: a Steam Machine that costs roughly $300 more than Valve originally planned.
Dbrand's Portal-themed Companion Cube shell for the Steam Machine is finally real and up for pre-order, complete with a test chamber diorama and a cake-themed suede cloth.
The Valve founder's latest purchase is a 20,000-square-foot Manalapan estate with seven bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, and a private underground tunnel connecting the property to the ocean.
Ghost Ship launches Update 01 with major mechanic overhauls, two new weapons, and the Voidkin Drifter to shake up combat.
Meccha Chameleon, a $5 hide-and-seek game where you paint yourself to blend into the environment, has already crossed one million sales and climbed to second on Steam's global top sellers list.
After years of adding warnings, limiting redemption, and pulling cards from shelves during suspicious activity spikes, Valve says scammers have adapted to every countermeasure. Physical Steam gift cards are done.