Valve, after several years with a somewhat archaic look, announced during the Game Developers Conference that it has developed a new design of the Steam client for computers. The change takes place in the "library" tab and the design in the store will continue in the same way as the already known.
The new interface highlights the latest games with large thumbnails of each of the titles and also a new friends list.
Recently opened games are prominently displayed in the center, with large blocks of images showing the last session as well as how many hours of gameplay you have left to complete the total.
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Already, the friends tab integrates part of the client to the right of the featured games, and not in a separate window that is open separately. Below the most recent games, a sliding block of three texts mentioned about title updates. Just below, is the complete collection of games in thumbails and on the left appears the text list, already known among users.
To complete, one of the novelties is the possibility of using tags in games, classifying as the user wants, such as "Shooting Games", "Ninja Games", among others.
Valve didn't reveal a release date for the new library interface, but said it plans to release a beta during the summer, which runs between June and August.
