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Steam Week in Review: More than 300 games released on Steam last week, and 120 of them had AI disclosures

pcgamer.com·Jun 15, 2026

Last week, over 300 games were released on Steam, with 120 of them including AI disclosures, highlighting the growing integration of artificial intelligence in gaming.

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