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Well if the sale is called coop I would like coop? I don't play fighting or 1v1 games.
Shared/Split Screen PvP
I just want to know why it's showing me fighting games.
I hate guys like you that say stuff in threads like these. That same logic should keep you from reading complaints in the first place, but here we are.
I figure that's why it's in the sale, but I swore Steam's algorithm was better in the past when recommending games on themed sales.
Games are put in themed sales by their developers and approved by whoever runs the sale. There's not an "algorithm" that puts games on sale.
This^. Devs request approval by Valve for their themed events.
Here's the example for the VN event...
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/marketing/upcoming_events/themed_sales/visual_novel_2025
I didn't know about the devs requesting their games into sales, but I wasn't really referring to that. My bad for not being more clear.
I was referring to that the first game it showed me on my PC was a fighting game but my girlfriend's screen showed a cooking game. That's the algorithm I was referring.
That's pretty interesting, I didn't know you could see these things ahead of time. Thanks for sharing.
Ah yes, store preferences. That algorithm.
Any time!