It'll only take 2 minutes! And please leave a bump.

As you may know you can add your own tags on store pages, and if enough people write the same tag for a game, it will be added. Now, I hereby ask everyone to add the Charity tag to all games from the list of "charity games" on Steam! It's usefull for all users and will only take about 2 minutes. Only those we are certain about are listed.

If you're new to that: here's a easy guide on how to this quickly http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=834298127


Tip: use Ctrl+Click to open the first, add the "Charity" tag, and Ctrl+click all the others. Then, you can just click on the charity tag instead of typing it again :)

Games

  1. HELP: THE GAME and the games in this collection:
  2. 9.03m
  3. Afterlife Empire
  4. Chernobyl VR Project
  5. Child Phobia: Nightcoming Fears
  6. Chime
  7. Iron Fish
  8. Max, an Autistic Journey
  9. NotGTAV
  10. Rot Gut
  11. Slow Down, Bull
  12. Synonymy
  13. Trump Simulator VR
  14. Ukrainian Ninja
  15. What Would You Do?
  16. The Purring Quest
  17. Steam Greenlight Submission Fee

DLCs

  1. Delta Force — Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre
  2. Rescue Bear Operation
  3. Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed - Yogscast DLC
  4. Switch Galaxy Ultra Charity Pack 1
  5. Talisman - Character Pack #10 - Shaman
  6. This War of Mine - The Little Ones DLC
  7. This War of Mine - War Child Charity DLC
  8. Tyto Ecology - Himalayas Ecosystem

A genuine thanks to everyone who did this!

Who is the "us" in the title? The Steam group Charity Games! We share games that donate to charity, like this post here. Feel free to take a look if you are interested.

GA: https://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/kf8aK/

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What do you think about charitable games?

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Awesome!
Meh...

If you want to see more charitable games, visit http://charitygames.xyz/ for DRM-free, itch.io, mobile games and others.

Or take a look at the Twitter page https://twitter.com/CharityGamesXYZ :)

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Didn't know some games donated permanently X% of their earnings to charity, this is awesome!

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Those are only the Steam games. Itch.io often has bundles, and there are mobile games etc too!

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Done!
Think it's a great idea and hopefully valve will add it in the future! :)

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Thanks, I hope so!

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Nice idea, I'll come back to this later :)

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That's a good project. -> Done. Have a bump.

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Thank you

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I agree. But it's like Humble Bundle: donate to charity and get games as a "thanks".

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But putting it on 100% for charity gives an actual 100% right, or not?

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It's always in the little letters... but hey, it's still better than giving nothing. And, you get to choose which organization you support. I'd rather give 50% to an honest cause than 100% to a CEO.

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Bump for good cause, Done :)

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That's neat - done:)

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If only steam would give 100% to those tagged with charity.

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Knowing Steam, they cut a big percentage of the price. However, the Greenlight fee goes completely to Child's Play so we have that.

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BuMp!

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good idea, done but in french !

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Merci!

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done =)

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done :)

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I added the tag "Charity" to all the games you linked, but the link for "Robocraft - AbleGamers Charity Bundle" redirects you to the main page of Steam Store.

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Woops, it got removed from the store I guess. Thanks!

List is updated.

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No problem :)

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bumps for done

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You forgot to add Castle Crashers DLC

http://store.steampowered.com/app/204371/ this one for sure

Not sure about this one http://store.steampowered.com/app/204372/

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The 2 DLC packs were giving 100% of their proceeds to charity, but it's over since 2014. I didn't include things that are over, but thanks for mentioning them.

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Bump!

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If the tag isn't showing up it's been keyword banned by community mods.

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So "charity" was banned? Then why do they approve the Illuminati or Memes tags?

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I don't know if it has or not, but if it's not showing up, it was.

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I have no idea whether it really is banned or not. But if I were to speculate why, then I suppose they could be concerned that the label might imply some level of accountability on their part that they don't want to accept.

No idea what (or if) due diligence goes into confirming the existing charity claims already, but the increased visibility and grouping with prominent tags could be taken by some people as endorsing or confirming those activities as legitimate on Steam's credibility in lieu of customers doing their own fact-checking first.

(And contrasting it with the tags you mentioned, they don't face those problems from say the The Illuminati, whom actually encourage fraudulent labeling to help obscure any trails to their sinister agenda--making videogame cutscenes unskippable)

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I agree, but it's the same with providing awesome screenshots and then disappointing the player in-game. That's one of the reasons I created a group: we can discuss, come up with new sources etc. We're simply guiding, and if we notice something wrong, we'll say that too.

For example; one game said "we give some proceeds to charity" and I contacted the developer asking how much and which charity. Turns out it's 1% of a game of €4.99. That would be 5 cents if we don't calculate the Steam fee...

If something is not clear, it's clearly mentioned in the list and the curator page. We'll recommend the games we are certain about, but ask others to keep an eye out for doubtful cases.

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According to http://store.steampowered.com/tag/ and http://www.gamegrin.com/news/steam-introduces-custom-tags/, tags that aren't showing up are just not pre-made tags. I don't think mods would ban all those keywords, they simply don't exist for now.

So if enough people use the tag, it should be integrated sooner or later.

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It seems like any new tag has to be requested, perhaps in this forum, them adeed to the whitelist before it can be applied. http://steamcommunity.com/groups/SteamClientBeta/discussions/2/35220315916026404/

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Hm ok, thanks for the info!

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Did you try petitioning Valve's mods to whitelist your charity keyword to yet?

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Where/how can I do that?

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Oh yeah right. But I already requested it there, no response yet.

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Great, thanks for letting me know. This one escaped me.

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Bump. Tagged them all.

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all done as well! <3

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Done !!
Thanks for the suggestion !! 😀

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Are there any charity tag already ?
Getting the id of it would help for multinational translations. (+ searching games by internationalized tag)

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No, currently not. If enough people use the same tag, it should be made eligible to be added to store page. This way, tags like "Memes" showed up.

Were can you find tag id's?

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For example use http://store.steampowered.com/search/?tags=492
You can get other tag ids by selecting any other tag.

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Oh, no, but that's the goal. Everyone can add random custom tags like "boring" or "good voice-acting", but when the tag is used frequently, it should get an ID by Valve and become a regular tag.

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