Steam is lastly getting a classification listing for soundtracks, which tidies up how they’re used on the marketplace. Because they’re no longer classified as DLC, that implies soundtracks will no longer have system requirements in their listings.
It’s sort of silly that they provided for all this time, right? Soundtrack vendors usually simply tossed in some sort of very little operating system and left it at that, but Undertale‘s Toby Fox had a bit more fun with it when it was noted way back in 2015.
Steam is presenting a brand-new download format called “Soundtracks” so the UNDERTALE Soundtrack will not be categorized as “Video game DLC” anymore. . The point is you just have a bit longer to see this foolish joke on the shop page pic.twitter.com/rtJKyvNloY
— tobyfox (@tobyfox) January 15,2020
This probably isn’t the end of system requirement goofs across the board. A reply to Fox’s thread reveals the enjoyable had by The End is Nigh and The Binding of Isaac: Renewal
The new soundtrack features and performances– such downloading tunes without the base game, searching and managing music libraries within the Steam library– will be offered start Jan. 20.
