There's to little info about the actual game. To much space is wasted with the video.

The ignore button is too difficult to click since it's half covered by the slider.

Lançar uma atualização mobile que e bom, nada né?

dont really care, maybe make a quality game instead of trying to maximize profits and greed. Oh right, you cant even make a quality game because all of the talented writers and devs left your company. I sure do wonder why they did that....
Also wow does that new discovery queue look like ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. If I wanted braindead console user interface I would go play an Xbox.

Hmm

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I don't like it personally, a lot of information is lacking and TAGS are NOT enough and even at times downright wrong. I was browsing a list and most was moba/mmo's but tags that showed up hinted at story rich and like it was a single player experience, but opening up the store page just showed it was either a moba or mmo and i was downright disappointed.

Personally won't use it as is as it really lack serious information.

community tags are a failure of the game designer.

woe, the number of games tagged "sexual content" as a joke is maddening

This new recommendation list is good but i want to be able to see also a screenshots, not the only gameplay videos. Not an every game is giving a representativeness in their title clips. At least make a buttons to switch between actual screenshots and videos like the old version has.

Very very smooth. Even if you don't seek games to buy its a great way to find out what's outta there in a snap! just fix when clicking to 'store page' you must go back and run it again.

Looks nice, but is useless. When I go to the shop page from the new discovery list I can only resume the old discovery list from there.

How showing less information in a 'sleek' wrapping is an improvement? No screenshots, no tags, no labels 'adult only'? Ignore button is made for ants and does not show any feedback when pressed.

This does not work on a vertical mobile screen at all.. half a picture overlapping an arrow box and a bit of text.. maybe.. who knows!?

Not a fan of the autoplaying videos (more like flashing lights in my tests). I get you want to make the game presentation snappier, but quick trailers that jump to random bits that may or may not show anything relevant is not it.

Also, the videos are really blurry. Maybe you guys are loading them in 720p or something for instant playback, but, you're not doing any justice to these games you are trying to sell. Especially those with quirkier art styles, cause then I can't help but wonder if those games really have the blur as part of their aesthetic or it's just the video. You can end up losing those games sales if people who don't like blurry stuff don't do further research into the art style and make their decision purely on those videos.

Also, there's no way to tell apart DLC from games, so maybe look into that and give us a way to ensure we don't "discover" those overpriced pieces of garbage.

Also, make the ignore button bigger. Actually, make the whole text bigger, we don't all have 20/20 vision or meters wide monitors.

Also, maybe improve the precision of your algorithm. Just cause I started Tomb Raider a million years back and played it for a few minutes doesn't mean I'm interested in games like Tomb Raider. I played it only a few minutes for a reason, and I didn't think about it in years, so, your algorithm thinking it's somehow relevant to me now is absurd.

Overall, it's more style over substance. The current one is better in most aspects, with this experiment's only good thing is how quickly you go from one game to the next. Maybe apply that optimization to the page navigation, if possible, then there would be no need for this downgrade.

make ignore button bigger.
add shortcuts to make adding to wishlist or ignoring faster

Needs screenshots support, trailers don't add much