Valve’s Steam store is more than just a place to buy computer games online. It’s an active community of gamers. Unfortunately, a sizable portion of those gamers are posting an “unprecedented” amount of hateful,

The Anti-Defamation League says it's found "millions of examples of extremist and hateful content" on the platform.

In a recent report, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has taken aim at Valve’s Steam platform, accusing it of “normalizing hate and extremism in the gaming community.” According to the ADL, Steam contains over 1.

A damning report from the Anti-Defamation League published Thursday on the “unprecedented” amount of racist and violent content on Steam Community has prompted a US Senator to take action. In a letter spotted by The Verge, Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) asked Valve CEO Gabe Newell how he and his company are addressing the issue.

Steam has come under fire once again fora report that says it allows hate and extremism to flourish on the platform.

A new ADL report claims Steam hosts over 1.8 million instances of hate content. Valve's response is under scrutiny — will it make changes?

A new report by the Anti-Defamation League has accused Valve of "allowing the proliferation of hate", after finding over 1.8m instances of extremist or hateful content - including Nazi imagery and support for foreign terrorist organisations - on Steam.