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What kind of multiplayer games you looking for, coop, vs, battle royale, rank match?
Most people out there do not enjoy a good game anymore they just want to become "the best" which totally kills the game aspect itself and just pushes this competitive mindset
EDIT:
Games on Steam have a significant overhead on that: the social media aspect.
On Overwatch there is no need to "become the best" because there is no real way to distribute your progress / level / skill / what ever...
Steam gives a ton of ways of self-presentation which even pushes that competitive mindset even further
there really is as well it's miner but i think companies could do a little better and help out like EA Command & Conquer games multiplayer is still popular but you need user patches and such to play against other people with CnCnet. would like to say it's not just steam but the groups of players are scattered
AoE 2 RTS players play on voobly
C&C RTS players play on CnCnet
Overwatch and Apex Legends on Origin
i do have to say stopping on supporting games that people mange to play 15 years later still doesn't help when people and communities still play it because they have to move to different areas to play it, so you end up like this
Certain publishers are electing to keep their games solely on their platforms. CS isn't on battle.net or Origin, Overwatch isn't on GoG or Steam or Epic. Apex Legends isn't on Battle.net or Epic, etc. Not much Steam can do about that...
I mean surprise Steam is no longer the sole shop where all games are published, that hasn't been the status quo for a long time. If you want to play those multiplayer games those other clients are free to download. They're not coming to Steam so bellyaching about it is just a recipe for unhappiness.
Good is subjective... apparently you want to play games solely available on some other launcher, nothing is stopping you....
That being said, if you're looking for multiplayer games, here are a few suggestions
-CGSO (Classic Shooter)
-TF2 (Timeless Classic of a shooter)
-Destiny 2 (MMO-FPS)
-Squad (if you're into Battlefield or ARMA, this is for you)
- Hell Let Loose (Squad but in a WW2 setting)
- ARMA 3 (If Realism is your thing)
Most of the FPS games on Steam are either classics like CSGO, ARMA, or TF2, or indie-made FPS games like Squad and Hell Let Loose. Doesn't mean they're bad though.
I played and enjoyed Apex Legends but it kind of got old fast without any community.
TF2 was my go to game for years but it's kind of all over the place lately with cheaters on official servers and hard to find a game on community servers at times.
there are players who play within the parameters and do quite well but are quickly chastised by sore losers during in-game chat... players new to these games are swiftly turned off by the slurs and unspeakable language running rampid which is most unfortunate for some truly great games are rotted to the core beyond repair... I see it constantly where these losers go off on yet another 25 killstreak and cry like 2 year olds as soon as the streak is ended by an honest player... it's sad and likely will never get better... only worse...
there are times where I'm ashamed of being a gamer... I've seen extremely talented developers put out fantastic games only to be abused by "the community", literally on launch day, for daring to charge full price so they can see some return... "the community" is truly toxic... they expect something for nothing and show no regard for their fellow gamers and innovative developers... the "anything goes" approach on Steam is one of its charms, I suppose... but I'd recommend Origin for Multiplayer gameplay that's void of cheating (yet to see it) and poor sportsmanship (it's been awhile since I've witnessed the tripe witnessed here on Steam constantly)... they say one bad apple spoils the barrel and here on Steam there's boatloads of bad apples ruining the experience for others...:-)