You probably saw the "Add to your wishlist" message several times here on Steam. But what are all the developers asking it for, should you click that green (or blue) button, what is it? You can add the game to the wishlist right here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1724140/Craftomation_101/ Or you can do it on the game's page just under the video trailer, like this:

For players

If you have a game on your wishlist you will:

• Receive an email on the release day
• See news about the game published by its' developer here on Steam
• Get notified about the discounts by email

You can always remove the game from your wishlist.

For developers

The developer will know nothing about players who added the game to the wishlist. No email, no account name, no ability to send you a message - nothing. The only thing visible for the developers is the total number of wishlists This number is a thing that can help the developers understand how much players are interested in the game, and how many additional features and level of quality they should consider to work on.

• 1,000 wishlists - almost nobody knows about the game, probably players don't want it or never heard about the game
• 1,000,000 wishlists - players absolutely crazy about that and expecting something really really good from the developers

Now you know what to do

If you are interested - consider adding the game to your wishlist right now, it's like hitting the subscribe button on social media. If you are not sure yet (or you waiting for the discounts) and want to see how the game is being developed to decide later - adding to the wishlist is the best option to tell Steam algorithms that you want to be aware of news and updates from the developer. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1724140/Craftomation_101/ P.S. If you want to talk to developers directly, suggest some features, and get more involved in the making of the game - Discord and Steam Discussions are great for that. Or let's chat down below if you have anything to discuss!

[ 2024-03-22 19:54:21 CET ] [ Original post ]