release some of its games on Steam, starting with Overwatch 2. Valve keeps winningI was nervous when Valve introduced Steam Direct in 2017, opening Steam's catalog to anyone with a game and $100, and stunned in 2018 when it got rid of nearly all its content and quality rules. Weren't people going to submit piles of low-effort crap to try to make a quick buck? Weren't they going to publish hateful, nasty games just to get attention?Steam Greenlight? And would we have the same access we do now to, say, indie games from China?