> because that's just not how purchasing decisions in gaming are made. Illusion of choice. Think about how Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, iOS Appstore, Google Play St

> because that's just not how purchasing decisions in gaming are made. Illusion of choice. Think about how Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, iOS Appstore, Google Play Store, and even your example -- Steam -- provide recommendation to users. The overwhelming majority of people are already letting an algorithm make decisions for them. Acting like this is where people will suddenly draw the line is amusing. "Play a new action movie that I'll enjoy" -- "Taken 4 now playing..."