More and more games we can't play because they don't support English :(

I noticed a few small games that don't support English back when I was still checking the discovery queue, too. Honestly, it's baffling, English support should absolutely be a requirement when you want to sell your game on an international storefront. But Steam stopped being a professional storefront a long time ago, so who cares anymore, am I right? :/

Chinese will sell good enough, I guess. There are so many people speaking that language, that the need to translate is missing.

Well, it is not surprising, it is just more upfront. Steam may be an American company, but its real money-maker, the market is ruled by Russian and now Chinese users. These two countries are also the ones posting the largest amount of games there, by far. Very far.
Simply put, Steam is primarily for the Chinese and secondary for the CIS markets, and everything else is just tetriary. It has been like that for years, only the Western segment was in second place, so it was not that obvious.
If you want an online game store that does not have a Chinese bias, I am afraid your best (and only) bets are itch.io, and maybe GOG. The Chinese online users have way too much money for entertainment companies to not bend to them. Valve especially, they are more focused on making money without any regards to anything else than Activision and EA combined.

if it's simple game, then just play it. but i doubt i will BUY in the first place though
but on the other hand, some of their RPG are actually looking REALLY-REALLY GOOD. sigh, even if i do buy it i can't even "enjoy" the game. you know being RPG and story, not just wall of text...

but still, is steam also sell games in china?

we can't play because they don't support English

I feel like "can't" is an overstatement, unless there's a cognitive impairment involved.
Like, there's a progression from "don't want to bother with the effort required"->"it's too difficult/too low in returns relative to effort to bother woth" -> "can't accomplish it even with effort". We're at the middle point. :P

Well, I'm not clarifying that to poke at your use of "can't" [as in, I'm not making a linguistic point], I just want to point out that foreign language titles can be valuable to non-native speakers who have interest in learning or improving with a second language. So their inclusion on Steam [to non-native nationalities] is inherently a good thing (even if it isn't something which is necessarily of benefit to every user). [There's also plenty of games that can be played even without translations, due to intuitive interfaces and gameplay concepts; I've played some of those myself.] Could benefit from better filtering, but that's a common truth for Steam. :P

There are a handful of games I'd really like translations for, though, so I definitely get your sentiment. ^.^

Well, now you have a good reason to learn chinese.

i'm more concert of the large amount of trash that we can't play because it is, well, above all...trash
if the game was good, they would either get some extra money to hire translators or the community would put in the effort themselves
the dev didn't put any effort in it, its likely just more shovelware. If anything, it helps me when to ignore potential bad games

I've noticed it a lot more as well. I see it as a good thing though, since I'm sure these games were releasing on other platforms and just never coming to Steam before, so we'd never hear about them. Now we know about them and if one looks amazing and enough English-speakers (and/or any other languages) show interest, we may get to a point where we see more games available than we ever have before.

I don't speak English, so welcome to my world :)

Fortunately there is a large Spanish-speaking community that speaks English and translates the games into Spanish for those of us who have no idea... you depend on the goodwill of the Chinese players.