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Both comments explain pretty well what kind of users might want to try ACDSee.
If you are not sure there is a trial version on their web site.
If you are a professional you won't be using this, lightroom would be your best choice for the most part or other professional photo editing software not this.
This is aimed at mums and dads or people who don't know any better that other applications do the same thing for free.
But I have to give credit to another review. This thing is aimed more at photographers and less at casual users. Knowing that, it makes even less sense for it this software be on Steam. And if they really are aiming for casual users, their price is too high, and the discounted upgrades are too often and too high. Seriously, the upgrade price to next year's version is more than I'd really want to pay for this software in the first place, brand new.
But this is a third of the cost of Lightroom and it'll run on random laptops whereas LR5 requires a DX10 GPU. Not all photographers are rich.