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and it gets worse every week
most often i just give up and don´t buy anything and just move on with my day
Wow.
Steam users will complain about any and everything.
Prologues are games m8. Demos are not. Simple as.
+1. I hate it long time. And it's not just a matter of ignoring their existence: they've taken over the Free to Play section even though just a small amount of them are actually similar to a free game and not just a Demo. Steam needs to address this and create a new category for them or just tell them to abandon this trend and go with the intended Demo implementation. I remember when browsing the F2P category regularly was a fun activity because you'd actually find free games and not just disguised demos.
Furthermore, this Prologue thing is indirectly abusing the Steam algorithm/workflow, affecting Curator pages and a lot more than some people may realise. When you add a Demo to an already existing store page, it's just like a free optional download. It may help the page's ranking (just like adding more languages and ticking other feature boxes do), but it doesn't set up a whole new scoring for it. Now, if you set it up as a separate game/store page, you get double the odds of it appearing on Discovery Queues, as well as the trivialization of options like the Ignore button, since ignoring it one time won't stop the other one from appearing for you in the future. There's no sugar-coating it: if the way Demos work right now feel insufficient in some way, that needs to be addressed so that the Free to Play category can be freed (pun unintended).
Personally, I'm tired of demos of shovelware trash, most of which will never see a full release, filling the new releases and free games sections. There is a demo feature freely available to devs on steam, use it. Don't think it's very good? Complain about it to valve. Don't exploit a loophole to ruin the store pages.
Prologues also needn't always be free, dev/pubs can put a price tag on them
RThey can't do that with Demos.
They actually improved the Free to Play session.
Generally I used to browse the Free to Play session and have nothing to download, now eventually I get to try something new, and maybe even get a new game to look forward to in the future.
Would, in theory, be nice if the free to play session had actually interesting games showing up.
talk about an over reaction.
this is to say, I do not see the problem you are complaining about, help me see its not just a you problem.