Steam Next Fest Flooded with AI Slop Games, Players Call on Valve to Add AI Filter
The Steam Next Fest that opened on October 19 has been dominated by a large number of AI slop games, and players are calling on social media for Valve to introduce a one-click feature to filter out AI-generated games. As reverse engineering has become easier, some developers are reluctant to release free DEMOs publicly, fearing they will be cracked and cloned and released first by others.
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Edwards (42866) posted on Tuesday, October 20, 2026 at 23:33
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Steam Next Fest kicked off on October 19, and players immediately noticed it was flooded with a large number of AI slop games. What was once a gaming event known for discovering hidden gems has now become a showcase for cheap AI-generated games. Players are calling on Valve, the company that operates the Steam platform, through social media to introduce an AI filter feature that can filter out these AI-generated games with one click. As AI tools advance, reverse engineering has become easier than ever, to the point that some game developers are reluctant to publicly release free DEMO trials, fearing that the DEMOs will be cracked and cloned, and that clones will be released before the developers themselves.
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