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All this will do is make game developers make their game take way more than it should because why the hell not?
Hollow Knight that I love a ton only takes about 9 GB. By your calculation this game should cost less than $10 on launch. Absolutely ridiculous.
I'm sure Valve doesn't want every game to take over 50-60 GB just to get it too $60.
But hey, if you don't trust critics just check Steam reviews. Those are all from regular Steam users, and they can still help you get informed. It's silly to pretend that you simply can't find information about a game before buying it.
Your size/cost metric is also heavily biased.
No one is going to adopt a feature to cap the price based upon the storage it uses. This idea doesn't seem to have any company benefit or community benefit.
There are plenty of places to see gameplay videos or reviews that are not paid, they can be found fairly easily.
Have you tried the interactive recommender?
Release dates are text fields and the developer/publisher can use either the original release date or the Steam release date.
Reviews aren't based on facts, their based on personal, subjective opinions.
First of all, it's not a matter of "believing them". It's a matter of learning more about the game so you can better decide if it will appeal to you, personally.
Secondly, I have NEVER ended up with "a random product I got no clue what to do with", even if I bought it without checking any reviews at all. You're making up some weird scenarios here.
The two aren't mutually exclusive, but again: You can find serious reviews if you prefer them. They are not hard to find.
If a reviewer refunded the game, the review will be marked as such. You also see exactly how much time the reviewer played the game before writing the review. You can also, you know, read the review and see if it's informative.
In any case, even if all your doubts were well-founded (and they're really, really not), your proposed solution wouldn't help at all. There is zero correlation between how fun a game is and how much space it takes up on your hard drive.
Don't know what reviews you watch on Youtube but the ones I've watched have clearly showed me a lot of things about the game and pointed out flaws and good points.
By the end of the review I know what I'll get.
Even guys like Sseth puts in a low information about the game so that you know what it is about and how it plays.
Maybe this is an issue that is on you not being able to understand what the reviewer is talking about.
Size and technical data does not really make for good review scores too. It's easily the worst metric.
What are they going to say? Oh this game takes up 50 GB so it's really good and have a lot of content. You'll have no idea what the game is about or how it plays going by that.
How is size to Dollar even remotely helpful?
It tells you nothing about the game. Buying because of that is the same as buying a pig in a bag.
So I'm gonna use https://www.youtube.com/@MandaloreGaming as an example of a reviewer I trust. Along with Sseth.
Both of these people show the game. Both people will tell you a lot about the game. One adding a bit more memes than the other. But I will still know a lot about the game at the end of the review.
There is more factual information from these two individual compared to ANY other reviewer out there. There is no other field where where you get as much information about the thing you're looking for than Game reviews.
These people are also not paid by game companies to shill for them.
If you haven't gotten any facts from the review you are either watching some of shortest reviews out there, or you're not paying attention or you don't understand the language they are talking in.
Even then you still get gameplay videos.
Car sales people are some of the least trust worthy sales people on the market. Specially when it comes to used cars.
https://youtu.be/WV3boEx6E3Q?t=571
Just listen to the story after that timestamp. He got more stories about bad car sales people. Even from bigger car brands who sold his mom 3 cars that all broke down on a timer. Because the company could then cash in on repair costs. They actually did this due to money.
Thinking you can trust a car sales person over a big Youtube game reviewer is ridiculous. The Youtube game reviewer needs to actually have reputation to become successful.
Car sales people don't. Carvana has on several occasions sold stolen cars and it's not discouraged people from buying from them.
Also what does cars have to do with games? What technical stuff do I need to care about? I'm buying software not hardware.
I have 3 TB of SSD storage. I don't install everything I own on Steam. Worrying about lack of space was something I did when I was a kid and had a 4 GB Harddrive.
The size of the game is only slightly useful to people who are on limited connection. But that information is already on the store page when looking up recommended space.
Again, I'm not saying to buy a game if you read a positive review for it. I'm saying to read well-written reviews that inform you about what the game contains, how it plays, and whether it's likely to appeal to you.
Why did the subject suddenly change to written reviews? It had nothing to do with what I posted or commented on.
If a game crashes too much people are going to report on it. But the problem is if only a certain system get those problems.
Nier Automata had a white screen bug for AMD card owners where as Nvidia owners where doing just fine.
So depending on what you had you could enjoy the game.