SECTOR became =FREE= on Steam

From a business standpoint, what Valve is doing makes a lot of sense. Let anything that manages to get a certain minimum of interest onto the platform, and let the users of the platform curate the content. Otherwise you'd have to spend money on in-house curators, and with less games on your platform you'd probably have less sales. So, more expenses for less income--not a very good deal.

You are making decision to buy a game, do not blame developers for delivering bad product you don't like. If you don't like a game - issue a refund, you're allowed to do that, and before buying a game perhaps judge it yourself from reviews, videos, and screenshots, which are mandatory for every game on steam platform to see if game is worth the price or not.

Imagine Valve putting only AAA games on Steam, with total library of maybe 200-300 games. Personally I'd move to GOG. We don't want that, and GabeN's wallet doesn't want that either.

Personally I'd love to see more games on steam, even the worst crap, as long as game is serious and somebody put serious effort in creating it, even if everybody agrees that the game is utter trash.

P.S. I'm not defending that game, I never ever played it, I just don't like general opinion that every bad game should be removed from store, or "who allows that" - big publishers allow that, and community on steam greenlight.