A recent leak from Steam is hinting at a major overhaul to the look and functionality of the Steam Store, aiming to make the popular storefront more accessible. The online storefront owned and operated by Valve stands as one of gaming's largest online platforms, with millions of daily users and standing as the premier destination for PC gamers. Steam has regularly rolled out changes to make the client easier to use, implementing everything from curated user recommendations to the recent addition of a "performance monitor." Now, Steam is gearing up for some big visual changes to the platform.
Steam has consistently looked to make the client easier to use throughout the more than two decades since the platform originally made its debut. Steam has done everything from improving the functionality of the client to adding hot-keys for some of its new features, like the previously-mentioned performance monitor. Rumors have even suggested that Steam may have even more helpful changes right around the corner, including allowing fans to permanently disable Steam's "mature content" warning. A new leak is now hinting at a major visual overhaul to the Steam Store.
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