Construct defenses and prepare yourself for battle at night, then reap the rewards come daybreak. Protect the new utopia you’re building from these strange menaces. Whatever tore the world apart is still around. Danger lurks in the shadows of this strangely beautiful wasteland. You’ll need every tool at your disposal and all the info you can gather once night falls. From the comfort of home, send out drones to explore the ruins, chat with quirky new AI friends and uncover the secrets of what happened to the world. Of course there’s more to post-apocalyptic life than just chilling in the yard. Research new technologies to aid yourself, collect an assortment of tool attachments for your multifunctional bionic arm and automate the housekeeping with the help of a swarm of cheery little helper robots.
Explore your rooftop gardens, gathering resources and building a scenic new home for yourself. The world may be in ruins, but there’s potential for beauty deep in the overgrowth. Plus, who needs a green thumb when you’ve got a cool multifunctional bionic arm? The weather’s great, this overgrown rooftop feels like a private garden and the views are spectacular. Considering code for the new look is already in the files, a public rollout should not too far behind.It’s the end of the world as we know it, and you feel fine. According to Djundik, you may even be able to see it for yourself by entering this URL: "steam://nav/library/downloads", but it looks like it's not displaying correctly for everyone.ĭjundik added that Valve is also working on a similar revamp for Steam's ancient settings page, which is itself in need of a visual update. This is all in all a smaller update, meant mostly to make the page visually consistent with Steam's modern look. If you're limiting download speeds, that limit will also be displayed.īelow that, the current rows of of Queued, Scheduled, and Completed remain. Outside of the sharper art style that brings it more in line with other parts of Steam, the page continues to list current and peak download speeds, disk usage, and the size of all the downloads made during the session. The new downloads page, seen below, largely retains the existing layout. To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Īccording to SteamDB's Pavel Djundik, Valve added new code for Steam's downloads page in Steam's most recent beta update, the same one that leaked the SteamPal handheld. The developer has been gradually updating and overhauling many of Steam's pages and components, with the big 2019 library update being its most recent project. Valve looks to be turning its sights to Steam's downloads page. Steam’s downloads page is next on the list of UI revamps.
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