Yeah if things are fine and I bought the game I don’t leave a review. Only if it’s exceptionally good, or I feel I need to warn others do I take the time to review.
Basically if I bought a game and put more then 5 hours into it and didn’t have anything to say, that is my positive appreciation signal
I’ve got 2000 hours in Factorio and haven’t left a review on steam…
Honestly I’m not really a fan of how steam does it’s reviews with the requirement of text.
If it would just let me give a blank thumbs up that doesn’t show up, I’d be more willing to leave a thumbs up. Just that little bit of resistance after a day’s worth of work is enough to discourage me to do anything unless it’s something absolutely amazing.
didn’t have anything to say, that is my positive appreciation signal
Not saying anything is not a signal for anything. For indie games, I tend to leave at least a positive one-liner (unless it’s trash, of course, then it might be a negative one-liner).
Yeah if things are fine and I bought the game I don’t leave a review. Only if it’s exceptionally good, or I feel I need to warn others do I take the time to review.
Basically if I bought a game and put more then 5 hours into it and didn’t have anything to say, that is my positive appreciation signal
I’ve got 2000 hours in Factorio and haven’t left a review on steam…
I agree with you, I typically only leave a review when something is terrible as a warning.
I’ve never left a review for stardew valley and I have around 500hrs or so.
Honestly I’m not really a fan of how steam does it’s reviews with the requirement of text.
If it would just let me give a blank thumbs up that doesn’t show up, I’d be more willing to leave a thumbs up. Just that little bit of resistance after a day’s worth of work is enough to discourage me to do anything unless it’s something absolutely amazing.
Having a middle option of ratings in common categories would be nice too, like what I’ve seen many reviews do in text.
Not saying anything is not a signal for anything. For indie games, I tend to leave at least a positive one-liner (unless it’s trash, of course, then it might be a negative one-liner).