Valve introduced a brand new privateness characteristic for the Steam consumer at this time that lets gamers select whether or not sure games they purchase and personal are seen to others on the platform. According to the replace announcement, beginning at this time, Steam beta testers shall be ready to mark games as personal to preserve them, nicely, personal.

You can mark a recreation personal from three locations: your purchasing cart; your recreation record in an online browser; or from the Steam consumer itself. The new privateness filter is nice if you’ve been holding off on shopping for OnlyCans: Thirst Date for the final two years or so or you actually don’t want your friends to know that you’re deeply into oddly particular simulator games.

Apart from having the ability to mark a purchase order personal at checkout, the new beta additionally comes with two different purchasing cart updates: a means to add present games for a number of friends to your cart without delay and a single purchasing cart for each system (although this unified cart is solely obtainable in the beta Steam consumer for now).