yay, that's the usual thing that goes on with those shovelwares/asset flip/repetitive 0,99€ games.. they add the card tag and they often answer on the boards OR write on the store page "trading cards available in the near future".. and it always ends up that I negatively review games that came out 2 years ago claiming "cards in the future" which in 2 years of active presence on the Steam store had like 4 reviews all..
so, if they don't have cards now, all those games as you said will never have cards in the future, no one will play or review them (apart from me sometimes XD) and thus they will lie there forever, the developers most of the times don't even care about fixing bugs or whatever else

Group Buys.

I don't really understand the need some people have to try to own every game on Steam.

I am a collector at heart; I have a board game collection, an electric train collection, a turtle figurine collection (don't ask) and I do collect PC games as well. I probably have 1,000 across all gaming platforms, plus physical games.

But I only collect games that have some interest to me. Why in the world would I want games that:

• are objectively terrible
• I don't have any interest in
• I will never look at again, after purchasing
• I will never play

It's just baffling to me.

Sorry for the rant, I realize you didn't ask for this, but I just felt like venting. :)

The changes aren't retroactive, so most probably do. I assume the nice chart makers/posters (thanks!) will probably add a column for that at some point.

You can check if they do on the store pages, games that don't have a "Steam is still learning about this game" note.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/873220/SurvivalZ_Battlegrounds/ for example has that note and won't +1; it's not yet released so the change affects it.