Steam Store pages now required to use real in-game screenshots

Valve is tightening up its Steam Store policies this year, introducing new changes that will require developers and publishers to use real in-game screenshots to advertise their games on Steam, rather

Steam Store pages now required to use real in-game screenshots

Remote Play: How to Stream Games From Your PC to the Steam Deck

Steam Will Be Down On Monday So Watch Out - Game Informer

The 19-year evolution of Steam

A Handy Guide to Graphical Assets on your Steam Store Page

Steam Screenshots: Where They're Saved and How to Find Them

Share your 3D game content on Steam with Sketchfab - Sketchfab

This is the first game in Steam that i see not having an Artwork

Developer And Publisher Homepages (Steamworks Documentation)

New Steam Policy Requires Developers To Include Real Screenshots

Steam (service) - Wikipedia