And also forum (GOG has one too at least). Sometimes games require more info than is present in the reviews. For example Detroit PC port was atrocious for a sig

And also forum (GOG has one too at least). Sometimes games require more info than is present in the reviews. For example Detroit PC port was atrocious for a significant minority of users. It was a minority enough to have a positive reviews, but significant to have hundreds of people with very different hardware to be affected. Also forum plus release notes (available on Steam, but not sure about competitors) provide a great picture if game is really supported or not. Same example Detroit PC port - zero patches over a year, almost no "green" replies on the forum from dev team, zero acknowledgment of critical blocking issues. In the same year Horizon PC port was also released with some bugs. It had two dozens game patches and fixes over a year, and devs immediately acknowledged existing bugs, like in a one week time frame. You can probably guess that in future I will avoid products from Quantic like wildfire and all such info can be found on Steam, for any corporation. So mister Tim, you can keep your stance against customers, and I will keep buying games on Steam and GOG.