Steam is testing a Discovery Center and personalized recommendations for DLCs

There’s a reason Steam has been the number one PC store for many years. The huge community they have built around a loyal base is amazing and very few of the new stores coming in can even approach quality and quantity of what Gabe Newell’s company offers.

We talk a lot about the Steam catalog, but there is another key factor in its success. And that’s what Steam does, it does it very, very well. So with this mix of qualities, it’s hard to compete. So much so that Epic Games is giving away games every week and it doesn’t even come close.

Steam will recommend content based on your usage thanks to DLC for You

Then there’s the fact that Valve tends to innovate a lot and comes up with new features from time to time. First, he usually tests them on his Steam Labs system so that any user can try and review it. And the latest novelty aims expand purchase and discovery of downloadable content. This is a new hub where you can see content recommendations based on your purchases and usage.

You can access this new function (I insist, it is in test) called ‘DLC for your games’ from this link. Inside you will see premium content and free content so not everything will be paid. According to Valve itself:

You may have missed or forgotten the exciting bonus content from your favorite games, and this hub is designed to help you explore what’s available and find ways to get more from these great games. Whether it’s individual character skins, content packs, new game modes, or huge expansion packs, there’s probably something you’re interested in.

The bulk of the page is a breakdown of the games you’ve played recently, or you can switch to view your games by those you’ve played the most. Either way, we’ll show you each game with the available content set that you don’t already have in your library.