The company announced this on its official blog by providing a list of changes.
The innovation has already attracted the attention of both large studios and indie developers, who see it as a way to expand their audience and raise awareness of their projects, especially among users in Russia.
However, adding links to social networks is not yet a mandatory requirement for publishing games on Steam. However, this opportunity can already become a nice bonus for players who will be able to go to the official Russian pages of the projects.
It’s worth noting that there were previously rumors that Steam could leave Russia due to US sanctions, but the emergence of VK support suggests otherwise.
Source: Ferra
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