Steam is an open platform, you're allowed to buy whatever you want. Dying Light 2 and Elden Ring were charting for weeks and no one seemed to say shit about this them.When you have stuff like PowerWash simulator charting you may actually even be harming the medium.
There comes time when platform holders need to start to curate these storefronts a little more effectively and weed out these joke/meme games (that uncoincidentally thrive on PC).
Honestly, even more so than the iOS store, Steam and Valve have harmed this industry the most over the years. The business model relies on exploiting the insurmountable masses of $2 garbage that plague the platform. Valve themselves ofcourse stepped away from premium game development over a decade ago it seems like, so they're completely aware and content in harming the industry as long as they profit while doing very little work.
And these are the custodians of PC gaming? PC gamers are dying for a unified platform and have rallied behind Valve to disastrous results.
And harming the medium? My guy 100 million dollar games, consolidated studios, 6 year development times for safe genre releases are harming the medium more than anything on steam.
Also, valve never stepped away from game development. They directed it towards stuff like Dota + CS:GO and we're developing the VRMarket. Half Life Alyx clearly said more games were coming down the line.
My steam library doesn't have anything Like that in it because it doesn't interest me. The same way a ton of those trash indies on PS4 NEVER made it into my library.
You have a market, a choice and no one's putting a gun to your head to make it so. If people want to buy a power washing simulator have at it, who's it really bothering in the long run except concern trolls?