It's a good idea to block NFT/Blockchain games from app stores.  The scam game market is already overrun with asset flips.  They don't need blockchain games to oversaturate that market even further.,(reply>), @Saitara Not at all. There is a game, (NeosVR) that has built-in support for making transactions.<br><br>At the time I posted the comment you're replying to, I didn't know what would happen to them. I have learned since then, that the developer has to take development time away from the game and make separate version specifically for Steam, without this feature, as a precaution against being swept up in this rule change. And they now make the fully featured version available on their own site. They're also planning to make their own game launcher, last I heard.<br><br>I'm annoyed they have to take time away from working on making the engine better, and instead, reinvent a way to distribute the program even though Steam worked well for that before.<br><br>But I am aware of the large number of sketchy "games" that are clearly trying to scam someone.,(reply>), @World Theory oh you mean those play to earn title that are mostly used for pyramid schemes?,(reply>), Banning these technologies is bad. It's just a clumsy attempt to stop gambling games.<br><br>And where do you draw the line? Any game with chat can support cryptocurrency. You can just talk to people and give them your wallet address.<br><br>And if Valve care so much about games allowing items "with real world value" they should ban all games that require you to have an account to play. People buy and sell accounts with real money. Meaning that accounts have real world value.<br><br>Valve will never be able to remove gambling games from their store without paying a team of reviewers to assess games for gambling mechanics.<br><br>There are legitimate game that have nothing to do with gambling or scams, that support cryptocurrency.<br><br>This seems like Valve trying to please an outside party. China perhaps?,(reply>), @Naud van Dalen yea basically, makes no sense at all. money laundering I say.,(reply>), @Jimster480 Or even just a link to a tweet. Sold for millions of dollars. I'd buy a mansion instead, thank you very much.