Gamers with little time (with train and promotional GA)

There are no requirements for following. Everybody might follow out of the reasons suitable to him... 😆🙃

Thanks for the follow!

It's already not generic in my eyes by saying, that you have Figment on your wishlist ;)

To start a curator page you have to create a group (or become a member of a group that has a curator page). But if you really want your curator reviews being read I recommend you to either make your curator unique (by focusing on a specific aspect that you want to rate) or to try to become a curator in a group that already has a bunch of followers. Otherwise you'll probably end up with just a hand full of followers like many many other curator pages.

Thanks for the feedback. No idea what the problem is or why you don't find me. But you could try to search for a game I curated (i.e. Figment) and then search through the curators that wrote a review for that game. That way you should find my curator page on steam even if it's somehow hidden for you by search.
(Figment only has two pages of curator reviews at the moment, so you don't have to go through tons of pages as well.)

I don't know if you found it but I did it this way, search by steam user name and go to curator page from his front page link.
Hope it helps

True, but even 30, 50 or 70 hours are a challenge, meaning you can't play dozens of those, so you have to chose wisely. And there are still enough of those, that I can't even think about playing them all.

You're welcome and thank you for your suggestion. I've got that one on my list (I even own it already) but didn't had the chance to try it out yet.

Thanks for your recommendation. I didn't knew, that this was actually one with a pretty short campaign (only saw it now in one of the reviews). I'l keep that one in mind, thanks!

Thanks a lot for your suggestions, especially for "Actual Sunlight", which I never heard of before and which sounds great, and for "There came an echo" which I think I saw on Steam once but just skipped it. Now after a closer look I added it (and Actual Sunlight) to my wishlist. The other two I keep in mind. So far I've not being fond so much of the thought of playing a tabletop game on my pc, but I keep thos two in mind. Ticket to ride I played the non-pc version with my family. Might be a good way to start this genre at some point.