It seems that Steam has been blocked in China

On By XeRyC

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This year in particular China has given much about what to talk about because of all the restrictions related to video games, and it seems that now even banned Steam within the Asian country. We say this because the players of China report not being able to enter the platform of Valve as well as all its community pages.

Steam Is BLOCKED In China!
Specifically we are talking about Steam Global, since Steam China, that was launched in February of this year, continues to operate at normal. Dota2 and CS: Go, two of the most popular titles in China, are still valid in Steam China and therefore were not affected by the fall of the global service, however, the Rest of less known games are unpalatable.

However, it is also reported that Steam is dropped due to a two attack, that is, a denial of service attack that basically causes a service or resource to be legitimately inaccurate. At the moment these are only simple rumors and have not yet been confirmed to one hundred percent because Valve has not pronounced itself about it.

Editor’s note: It is certainly a quite unusual situation, but at the same time, it is well known that China usually has quite radical measures as to gaming. We will have to wait to have the official details about what happened, but I would not be surprised at all that it was a prohibition as such.