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Please kindly point the OP in that direction then so that he can decide a different tag to use.
https://steamcommunity.com/id/quintlindwurm/games/?tab=all
Please feel free to look through the first 25, 50, 100, etc. games and tell us which ones you would consider to be shovelware and which ones not.
Don't worry; I won't bite.
It ain't about that, we all know that there are games that lack certain things such as story, proper level/ character design and other things which is why they end up having mostly negative reviews. Of course not all games can have story, such as racing games, but I am not talking about these since it's too obvious.
I dunno why people act as if they don't know. It's funny.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/614970/Qbike_Cyberpunk_Motorcycles/
Game is confirmed dead by the devs
Here's the little tidbit you might have missed. You're right in that we all know there are such games., but what may surprise you is that which games people count under that banner differs from person to person. So it boils down to 'stuff I don't like'.
The best approach in this scenario is what steam does. Make it available and let people who want to buy it, buy it. Those that don't want to..don't have to.
Does it make this Shovelware though, more Abandonware, but since it's EA there's still no guarantee of working or finished product.
Because you're asking to define a name for something it isn't intended to be used for. Shovelware in today's day of games is more closely associated with asset flips. Just because a game is incomplete or still in development doesn't automatically make it shovelware. Then there's the problem where your definition of shovelware doesn't coincide with someone else's. You can't establish a tag that way. It needs to be defined. Of course we still run into watered down tags like RPG but at least the main premise of that tag is understood.
You also don't want negatively associated tags either. Once one person decides a title is shovelware then it's always shovelware? What one person feels is shovelware isn't the same as another. Now you have your game associated with a negative tag because one person didn't like your game. Do you think people out there are actively looking to buy shovelware? So once the tag is applied that person's game is dead. Doesn't seem fair.
So like.... minecraft?
So you tried to come up with a very lame and vague definition, then literally in the next sentence discreted your own lame vague definition.
Its funny when people are literally unable to categorize the category they so vehemently think should exist. Shovelware isnt' a category, because you can't articulate an objective measurement for what that is.
low effort/budget vidya games
example : https://store.steampowered.com/app/601340/Project_of_the_Developer/
those anime games I mentioned are basically ' puzzle ' games that reveal a naked anime chick. There's like hundreds of these and the ultimate goal is to just see sexual pics of anime girls. Could easily do that by googling.
This gives an indication to me that Valve doesn't want tags to be used as some form of one word 'review'.
Do they ever?
Or it could just mean that there's very little consensus as to what couunts as a 'Masterpiece'. See thats the thing with entertainment. The goal is to enttertain and whatt people find entertauining is even more varied than what people consider 'edible' and just slightly less varied thn what peopl e can consider 'arousing'.
FOr quite a few though there's a bit of mental gymnastics. We end to see the things we like as objectively good, because we like them. Ergo people that don't just don't 'understand it', 'get it', or simply have 'poor/weird taste'.
This is part of why some fans will lose their ♥♥♥♥ if a critic or anyone else dars to give the game they have deemed perfect a score so low as 7/10. ANd why some will equally lose their ♥♥♥♥ if someone dares imply that the game they have declared a stain on humanity itself to be 'Meh'.
What someone considers a masterpiece others consider dreck. and vice versa so you would invariably reach a point where a particularly polarizing game will have both the Masterpiece and shovelware tag.
Also. Shovelware is not the the antonym of masterpiece..ithat would be pablum if anything. As was pointed out already, shovelware is simply just filler.. They are just banal games that are just used to pad out a disk or bundle.