How To Delete A Steam Review?

How To Delete A Steam Review
Go to your profile, click Reviews, then click the reviews “Recommended” or “Not Recommended” text for the one you want to delete. Then you’ll see “Delete” on the right side panel. Originally posted by Mattio : Go to your profile, click Reviews, then click the reviews “Recommended” or “Not Recommended” text for the one you want to delete. Then you’ll see “Delete” on the right side panel. THX Keene 10 Mar, 2015 @ 2:35am Originally posted by Mattio : Go to your profile, click Reviews, then click the reviews “Recommended” or “Not Recommended” text for the one you want to delete. Then you’ll see “Delete” on the right side panel. Oh damn i’ve been doing this wrong all along, that made it so much easier thanks I don’t get when you said-” reviews ‘Recommended or ‘Not Recommended’ I don’t get when you said-” reviews ‘Recommended or ‘Not Recommended’ When you see the reviews page, they’ll be thumbs up and thumbs down icons depending how you’ve voted for your latest reviews. You’ll also see them for the top reviews you done too. If you click on those you will go straight to a page where you’ll be able to edit your review or delete it. TL;DR: Profile -> Reviews -> click the blue thumbs up icon or red thumbs down icons on each review. Instead of your profile page you can also go through the store page of the game and see a link to your review there as well. Also a tip for next time, it may have been better if you’d created a new discussion since this one is pretty old and more people will notice your question with a new post. Last edited by ໂ‧͡‧̫ໃ ; 19 Sep, 2015 @ 5:43pm how can i delete a review for a game that’s not longer in the steam store? Thank you, you are awesome I don’t get when you said-” reviews ‘Recommended or ‘Not Recommended’ When you see the reviews page, they’ll be thumbs up and thumbs down icons depending how you’ve voted for your latest reviews. You’ll also see them for the top reviews you done too. If you click on those you will go straight to a page where you’ll be able to edit your review or delete it. TL;DR: Profile -> Reviews -> click the blue thumbs up icon or red thumbs down icons on each review. Instead of your profile page you can also go through the store page of the game and see a link to your review there as well. Also a tip for next time, it may have been better if you’d created a new discussion since this one is pretty old and more people will notice your question with a new post. :dewey: Thank you!! Originally posted by Mattio : Go to your profile, click Reviews, then click the reviews “Recommended” or “Not Recommended” text for the one you want to delete. Then you’ll see “Delete” on the right side panel. You’re a life-saver, thanks dude from 2014. How do I delete a review thats; from a discontinued game, but also marked as “faulty” by the devs. I cannot edit or remove it manually. WHat do i do How do I delete a review thats; from a discontinued game, but also marked as “faulty” by the devs. I cannot edit or remove it manually. WHat do i do I think they changed it so you can’t remove Reviews any longer. You can edit them etc but not delete. fruvy 11 Feb, 2021 @ 7:06am (nope, even in 2021 the method described in this thread is confirmed working, I landed here looking for it and tried it. Go to your profile, my reviews, click on the thumb. That window should have the “Delete” link.)

Can you edit Steam reviews?

How to Edit a Steam Review – You can change a review you’ve previously published if you’ve changed your mind about something you’ve said. It’s also possible to change your recommendation from no to yes (or yes to no). To change a Steam review:

Open the Steam client or website and sign in.Hover over your username at the top and select Profile, On the right, select Reviews, A list of reviews you’ve submitted previously will appear here. To edit a review, select it from the list.On the game’s review page, press the Edit Review button on the right.Make changes to your review (as required) then press Save Changes to update it.

Steam will check your review using its automated content checker. If it remains abuse free, the updated review will become public soon after. If you want to delete the review entirely, press Delete Review and confirm your choice.

How do I delete a post on Steam?

On the navbar, click Discussions. On the Discussions List page, click the context menu of the forum, topic, thread or post you want to delete and click Delete, Delete Thread, or Delete Post.

Can you disable Steam reviews?

Ever since Steam started allowing users to leave game reviews, they also allowed other users to comment on those reviews, whether to agree with it, correct it, insult it, or just leave a random string of nonsense words. Today that may be coming to an end as a recent update disables the ability to receive comments on Steam reviews by default.

Check out all the upcoming PC Games we know about in our handy list ! This change was first spotted by Reddit user Kiu16,
When a review for a game is left on Steam there is always an option box below it, where users can change language, review visibility and so forth.
Now there is a new option: a small checkbox labeled ‘Allow Comments’.

Are Steam reviews public?

Q. What happened to the recommendations I’ve written to my friends? – A. All the Recommendations you’ve previously written on Steam have automatically been upgraded to Reviews for the product. They are all still marked as visible only to your friends by default. You may edit them and make them visible to the general public, if you wish, by going to your Reviews page,

Can you Delete Steam activity posts?

Can You Delete Activity Permanently? – No, you cannot. Your recent activity can only be hidden through changing privacy settings, be it recent game activity or liking and sharing Steam posts. You can still hide it, however.

Can your Steam account get deleted?

Because deleted accounts cannot be recovered, Steam Support will require comprehensive Proof of Ownership during their review of the account. After the review is complete, Steam Support will restrict the account for 30 days and queue it for deletion.

Are Steam reviews accurate?

Steam reviews are 50% reliable because there are unknown organizations that are paid to write false reviews. These false reviewers can be identified by the steam accounts that contain 1 to 10 paid games on the account in addition to a large majority of free to play games.

How do Steam reviews work?

Overview – Users who have recorded playtime on your product on Steam can write reviews to indicate whether they recommend your product to others. These reviews may appear on your product’s store page and in the Steam Community, depending on how many other users find them helpful.

The aggregate of positive and negative reviews is used to calculate a review score which is also displayed on your store page, giving an overview of how customers have reviewed your product in the last 30 days and over its lifetime. Reviews are an easy way for customers to share their experience with your product, and to describe how your game or software has matched their expectations.

Customer expectations can be set any number of ways—through the marketing on the product page itself, through gameplay videos or stills, and through pre-release copies sent to press, etc. It can be helpful to use reviews as a feedback channel to understand if expectations are being set and met correctly.

Does Steam respect privacy?

Steam Data Suite respects your privacy and is committed to protecting your personal data. This privacy policy will inform you as to how we look after your personal data when you visit our website or engage with our product. It will also tell you about your privacy rights and how the law protects you.

We are Steam Data Suite.
We are a company incorporated and registered in The Netherlands.
Our company number is KvK 78277892.
Our registered office address is Reigerstraat 75 2025XB Haarlem, The Netherlands.
When we refer to “we”, “us” or “our” in this policy, we are referring to the company Steam Data Suite.

This privacy policy aims to give you information on how we collect and process your personal data so that you can be confident when you interact with us that you know what your personal data is being used for and that it is being kept safe. Depending on the relationship between us and you different types of personal data are being used for different things.


Name	Referred to as	Definition
Processed gamer	“User”	Subject of the Service, generally gamers.
Website visitor	“Visitor”	Visitor on steamdatasuite.com (“Site”)
Service user	“Client”	Client of the Steam Data Suite platform, either through a demo, free or paid account and related games analytics services (“Service”).

It is important that you read this privacy policy together with any other privacy notice or fair processing notice we may provide on specific occasions when we are collecting or processing personal data about you, so that you are fully aware of how and why we are using your data.

How many Steam reviews do you need?

After 10 reviews, you will get a visible label.80% or more: Positive. After 50 reviews, if it’s still 80% or more: Very Positive. After 500 reviews, if it’s 95% or more: Overwhelmingly Positive.

How long can a Steam review be?

Why do Steam Reviews have a max character limitation? : Why do Steam Reviews have a max character limitation? The limitation is incredibly low at a maximum of 8000 characters. Which is about 1400 words, there is (at least for me), going to be hard to actually openly and honestly explain about a game and give a detailed review of it, you need to talk about multiple parts in detail, but this (horrible) max character limitation prevents this.Shouldn’t there be a min character limitation rather than a maximum character limitation? Wouldn’t that prevent cheeky/cheesy one liners that practically isn’t a review? I made my L4D2 review back in March, but have just updated it so I could give some extra detail, but I HAD to do this in the comments, which isn’t professional.

What percentage of Steam users leave reviews?

I know I do. But I think I’m not representative. If alone by trying to provide reasoning for me (not) liking the game while most reviews I see don’t even pretend to provide any information. Last edited by ReBoot ; 14 Jul, 2019 @ 3:51am i pretty much never review or rate games >.< Except when some sort of sale tasks me to review a game. but! then i delete the review after accomplishing the task. i don't write reviews normally because i don't really feel i express myself well when rating games and stuff, so i don't feel like people would be interested in reading my thoughts. DC-GS 14 Jul, 2019 @ 11:43am Checked my profile, I've reviewed 5% of my games. Some of this games were bundled with others, never played. Or for other reasons never played. There is also a fair amount of games, which I would rate "neutral" - neither positiv nor negative. I review/rate games after I (1) decide on an opinion I want to say and (2) get around to writing it up. A little while ago I made a personal curation list so I can put up an opinion without having to write a whole review. Also, the curation list allows for an "informational" review status, which makes it better than the review system's dichotomous choice.

Originally posted by DC-GS : Checked my profile, I’ve reviewed 5% of my games. Some of this games were bundled with others, never played. Or for other reasons never played. There is also a fair amount of games, which I would rate “neutral” – neither positiv nor negative. Games with flaws, so I cannot recommend it but at the same time not bad enough for a negative review.

So I skip the review for these. Yep, it would be nice for Steam to have a “neutral” choice for reviews. Originally posted by DC-GS : There is also a fair amount of games, which I would rate “neutral” – neither positiv nor negative. Games with flaws, so I cannot recommend it but at the same time not bad enough for a negative review. So I skip the review for these. would be nice for Steam to have a “neutral” choice for reviews. +1 Currently games have to be exceptionally good or bad before scribbling down my opinion. FYI, if you make a suggestion for it, you should be prepared for a handful of regulars to crap on the idea, insisting that the present system works best. Hehe, I don’t deal well with ‘regulars’, they tend to get you banned sooner or later by provoking you and then calling their buddies for help getting rid of you. The first five and last pages of the topic you linked show too many ‘blocked user – show post’ for wanting to post in that topic at all, still gonna give it a read without unblocking posts. 😉 Originally posted by DC-GS : There is also a fair amount of games, which I would rate “neutral” – neither positiv nor negative. Games with flaws, so I cannot recommend it but at the same time not bad enough for a negative review. So I skip the review for these. Drox 10 Jan, 2021 @ 5:20am I rarely review, usually 3 cases for when I do.1. The game is really bad and I need to let people know, 2. I really love it, and 3. Steam forces me to for badges/rewards during events. Very few gamers actually review the game. Though the percentage is higher the fewer players there are. Generally speaking.10% would be a high estimate. I usually leave an overly written synopsis no one probably ever reads whenever im in the mood. I only ever reviewed one game. I hope to do more in the future, but my laziness leaves me doubtful that’ll actually happen, People who write reviews for games are probably a tiny minority. Last edited by Nightlight ; 10 Jan, 2021 @ 8:43am Originally posted by TF_Law : how many of us are here just to complete a task? Only you because you failed to read and follow the tasks instructions. Originally posted by 37 : What percentage of Steam users review and rate their games? Enlight me with your expectations or knowledge. DC-GS 10 Jan, 2021 @ 9:22am Not enough if Valve keeps asking us to review games in our library, when we exit games we haven’t reviewed and has a task for events to review games. :qr: Are you talkin about Steam Awards? The way the task is designed I end up editing an existing review instead making new one. Most games I nominate I dont own. The only one I own I already reviewed. Originally posted by DC-GS : Not enough if Valve keeps asking us to review games in our library, when we exit games we haven’t reviewed and has a task for events to review games. Are you talkin about Steam Awards? The way the task is designed I end up editing an existing review instead making new one. Most games I nominate I dont own. The only one I own I already reviewed. And Spring events.

Can a review be deleted?

To ask Google to remove or delete an inappropriate review from your Business Profile, report the review. Google can remove reviews that violate Google’s policies. Important: Before you ask to remove or delete a review, read our reviews policy.

Is there a way to delete a review?

Edit a review from the Google Maps app: –

Open the Google Maps app
In the menu at the bottom of the screen, select “Contribute”
Click “View your profile” next to your profile picture at the top of the screen
Scroll down until you find the relevant review
Select the “More” icon (three horizontal dots”
Select your preferred action (Edit or Delete)

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Is there a lawsuit against Steam?

In 2021, game publisher Wolfire Games sued Valve, the company which owns and operates Steam, a computer gaming platform and store, in a class action lawsuit. They alleged Steam was a monopoly, and Valve used this monopoly to pressure publishers into paying higher commission fees for every sale made on the Steam store.

Is Steam account selling legal?

Steam accounts cannot be bought or sold. An account is for the personal use of its creator only. What are the consequences of selling an account? When Steam’s support team notices an account has been sold, the account will be permanently locked whether or not it is currently in the possession of the buyer or seller.

Who own Steam?

Valve Corporation


The lobby of Valve’s former offices in Bellevue, Washington
Formerly	Valve, LLC (1996–2003)
Type	Private
Industry	Video games Digital distribution
Founded	August 24, 1996 ; 26 years ago in Kirkland, Washington, US
Founders	Gabe Newell Mike Harrington
Headquarters	Bellevue, Washington, US
Key people	Gabe Newell ( president ) Scott Lynch ( COO )
Products	Video games Hardware Software
Total equity	US$10 billion (2019)
Owner	Gabe Newell (>50%)
Number of employees	~360 (2016)
Subsidiaries	Valve S.a.r.l. Valve GmbH Campo Santo
Website	valvesoftware.com

Valve Corporation, also known as Valve Software, is an American video game developer, publisher, and digital distribution company headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, It is the developer of the software distribution platform Steam and the franchises Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Portal, Day of Defeat, Team Fortress, Left 4 Dead, and Dota,

Valve was founded in 1996 by former Microsoft employees Gabe Newell and Mike Harrington,
Their debut game, the first-person shooter (FPS) Half-Life (1998), was a critical and commercial success; with its realism, scripted sequences and seamless narrative, it had a lasting influence on the FPS genre.

Harrington left in 2000. In 2003, Valve launched Steam, followed by Half-Life 2 in 2004. With advanced physics systems and an increased focus on story and characters, Half-Life 2 received critical acclaim and sold 12 million copies by 2011. In 2006, Valve released the episodic sequel Half-Life 2: Episode One, followed in 2007 by Episode Two, the multiplayer game Team Fortress 2 and the puzzle game Portal,

Portal 2 was released in 2011.
In 2013, Valve released the multiplayer online battle arena game Dota 2,
Valve released fewer games in the 2010s and experimented with hardware and virtual reality (VR).
They entered the hardware market in 2015 with the Steam Machine, a line of gaming computers, which sold poorly, and released the HTC Vive and Valve Index VR headsets.

They returned to the Half-Life series in 2020 with Half-Life: Alyx, their flagship VR game. In 2022, Valve released the Steam Deck, a portable gaming system. Valve uses a flat structure, whereby employees decide what to work on themselves. They develop games through playtesting and iteration, describing game design as a kind of experimental psychology,

Can you edit your Steam activity?

5. Make Your Steam Profile Private – If you don’t want to manage multiple settings on your Steam account, you can choose the nuclear option and set your profile to Private, This will block any form of communication with your friends and will influence multiple categories such as Game details, Friends List, and Inventory. Follow these steps to set your profile to Private:

Hover the mouse over your username and select View my profile, Click the Edit profile button. From the left pane, open Privacy Settings, Set My profile to Private,

How To Delete A Steam Review