How can i hide anime games on stora page?

[nerrath]

Hello there.

So, im started to get annoyed by anime games that released last few weeks.
Half of my store page are filled with anime game and i dont even have any anime games nor in my wishlist.

Is there any way to hide games that tagged as ''ANIME''?

[Breadinator]

Never open your eyes because theirs still not option to filter out free to plays.

[ubergusterfan]

I feel the same way with visual novels. It's ridiculous. I have no interest in, nor have I ever had an interest in, visual novels, yet half of the store page is this or that visual novel. I go through and try and click not interested on all of them so that hopefully they will stop showing up. Eventually.

[Quint the Alligator Snapper]

The store frontpage is a lost cause. I like anime games and I don't even use it.

You can exclude tags like this when you search for games, though, by editing the URL of your tag search.

Just get your game suggestions elsewhere. The frontpage was never good at that anyway.

Also there was a big sale on Japanese indie games this past week, so some of them may have been featured in various parts of the store frontpage.

Just live with it. Steam caters to a huge variety of different tastes. I mean, I learned to live with the store being filled with gritty zombie open world FPSes myself.

[Mars]

You can't really do anything to help that, as much as I hate to admit it.

[of1a1]

I'm getting kinda annoyed by it too everytime when i go on store there are loads of these Anime games. Option to hide these games where you do i dont even know what with girls that looks like 12 year old would be nice.

[Quint the Alligator Snapper]

KalaChalaBanga の投稿を引用：

I'm getting kinda annoyed by it too everytime when i go on store there are loads of these Anime games. Option to hide these games where you do i dont even know what with girls that looks like 12 year old would be nice.

If it also let me stop seeing a bunch of open world zombie apocalypse wilderness simulators, I'd love it.

Honestly it really would be nice and probably should be pretty easy for Valve to implement something that allows us to tell it what kinds of games we'd like to see. Thing is, for some of our favorite genres, releases may be few and far between, but Steam would always like to sell us stuff...