The Electronic Wireless Show podcast S3 episode 9: hiding your shameful sex games with Steam's new update
What games are you ashamed of, hm?
This week Steam unveiled a couple of changes. Your shopping basket from the Steam store is now shared between devices, so if you put something in there on browser you can finish it up on your Steam Deck. But, more importantly, you can now hide single, selected games from your library, so your friends can't see when you're playing them - or even that you own them. Obviously the first thing that comes to mind is that this could usher in a new dawn of secret perverts able to hide their embarrassing 3D sex games, but are there other use cases for it? We discuss on this week's podcast. Plus: we've been playing current games! Cheese! And some more booze recommendations from James!
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Music is by Jack de Quidt.
Links
- Steam has made a funny update!
- EXTREMELY NSFW: this is Being A DIK, the trailer sounds like a 00s Spring Break comedy, and this is the other sex-at-college game that has a really dramatic trailer.
- James has played a lot of Dota 2
- I try to justify Ladykiller In A Bind. Also we mention Baldur's Gate 3, obviously. Succubus is a sexy (??) action game of zero quality.
This week we've been playing Helldivers 2, Zoria: Age Of Shattering, and Nate has been watching the AEO tournament The Hidden Cup.
Recommendations this week are Aber Fall's Single Malt, Iford's Cloudgazer Cider, the album Radio Galaxy by Starcadium, and Welsh Otter blankets and throws.