This might not sound like such a big issue, as games are often kept up to date with the latest version, and having the newer iteration of a game means it's more likely to run on newer systems and with newer hardware.
RELATED: Game Compatibility Issues With The Steam Deck May Have Been Solved Specifically, they refer to a new method in the Steam Client Beta release, which is known as "ContentServerDirectory.GetManifestRequestCode." While it's quite complicated to go into, Djundik sums it up by saying that if Steam enforces this for all games, it means that players will not be able to download old versions. However, there have been some concerns from the community after it's been spotted that gamers may not be able to download old versions of games going forward.Īccording to Pavel Djundik, the creator of SteamDB which tracks Steam Summer Sales, as well as keeps a close eye on what the software is up to, there may be limits to users being able to roll back games to previous versions.
With the recent Steam update overhauling the download page, as well as tweaking how it handles storage, it seems as though the Washington-based company is keeping its most lucrative asset ticking over. Since being released in 2003, Valve's Steam platform has become the world's biggest download software for PC gaming, perhaps even for gaming overall.
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