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Other than that, <shrug> do a youtube search for 'The Internet is for Porn Avenue Q'
From my experience, it can also feel like the discovery queue gets stuck on certain types of games. With no other factors, it can take running through two or three queues for it to feel like Steam is shifting to different types of games. Considering all the games in the queue are being selected from the same factors, it isn't a surprise that a human might perceive a pattern among the titles. (This is even more true when you consider that humans are biased to create patterns even where patterns do not exist.) And if you generate a new queue soon after, you'll likely get another 12 games that are selected through nearly identical parameters. There simply hasn't been enough time passed for Steam to get any different opinion of you.
Basically, it will eventually pass if you keep burning through queues.
At the very least, even if all you play are adult games, eventually Steam will run out of adult game options to show you. Other selection factors will kick in, and you'll get offered other types of games.
There's nothing wrong with Anime. People who like Anime are the problem.
"People who live, breath, eat, sleep, dream, exist on Anime are the problem"
Fixed that for you....
;)
That is not what I was saying.
Most of the titles the OP is complaining about have the anime tag on them which is what the queue is trying to recommend.
All you are doing is giving it data about what you don't like... so it's basically guessing.