Steam has decided to try to put a brake on all those early access video games that stop giving news to the community for several months, introducing a very important novelty to avoid unwary purchases. \ R \ nome reported by Overkill.wtf, in the past few hours The Valve home store has in fact began to implement special notifications on several official pages of video games that can be purchased in early access, if a long time has passed since the last official update. In the product sheet at a distance more or less close to a year, Steam will let us know when the last update dates back, and then specifies the following: \ r \ n \ r \ n «The information and timing described here by the developers They may no longer be updated. “\ r \ n \ r \ nquesta wording will appear at the top of the information relating to the warnings for video games published in early access: a very useful initiative to prevent video games from being purchased \