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PayPalSteamDB, the unofficial website that tracks basically everything Steam, has a new and improved way for you to track upcoming games. With so many new releases happening all the time, it's pretty easy to get completely lost in it all. My own backlog of things to look at grows constantly and I do keep missing some pretty great looking stuff but perhaps no more.
Mentioned by Pavel Djundik on Twitter (the creator of SteamDB), the Upcoming page has been upgraded to be a weekly tracker and you can easily go back through previous weeks and check out upcoming weeks as well.
By default it's sorted by the amount of people following along, so you get the most popular titles showing at the top which is pretty useful. The trend is also a good way to see what games a lot of people are really excited about. Simple, to the point and exactly what I like without lots of big flashy banners to scroll past like on Steam directly.
I quite like their monthly calendar too, showing off the big main game each day for an even easier glance at what you perhaps don't want to miss.
EDIT: Also, Denuvo-encumbered titles are clearly marked as such, as is anti-cheat. Brilliant attention to detail.
Last edited by scaine on 17 October 2022 at 3:53 pm UTC
Adding that to my library right away (assuming it works with Proton), and now bookmarking SteamDB as well - thanks for the heads-up! 
Last edited by Pengling on 17 October 2022 at 9:11 pm UTC
Philadelphus Oct 18, 2022
Oh, right, because Steam's algorithm somehow completely fails...
Bombergrounds. "Similar to games you've played: Fishing Planet 0.8 hrs." Riiiight.
Could have used a platform filter. That would have made the list more manageable to go through. Also, seeing how many games release on a daily basis demonstrates why indies have issues getting noticed.
Also, seeing how many games release on a daily basis demonstrates why indies have issues getting noticed.For added context, there were 11,624 games released in 2021; that's 31.8 games per day, up from 26.9 new games per day in 2020. 2022 is averaging 34.7 new games per day.
(figures taken from https://steamdb.info/stats/releases/)
Last edited by CatKiller on 18 October 2022 at 8:36 am UTC
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