PlayerSignal reads every Steam review of your game and sends you a one-page report every Monday. Sentiment trend, ranked complaint clusters, and what your own players' helpful votes say to fix first.
Every number below came out of one game's public Steam reviews. The report ranks complaints by how many players raised them and how hard other players upvoted them, then segments by playtime so you know who is talking.
“I'll come back when the AI voices are gone. They're truly horrendous, it would be better just reading text. Rest of the game is great.”
The AI-content complaint was only the third-biggest cluster at 25% of negative reviews, but it carried 44% of all the helpful votes on negatives, and the median player raising it had played 36 minutes. That is a refund-window first impression, not a deep-game problem. Different fix, different urgency.
Sentiment at a glance, the trend over the last 30 days, and three recommended actions grounded in the reviews themselves. No dashboard to log into.
A third of the negative reviews came from players with 50+ hours in. When your veterans are the ones complaining, it is not a bounce problem, it is a retention one. The report tells you which.
All of your game's public Steam reviews, refreshed each week. No access to your Steam account, ever. Public data only.
Complaints grouped into themes, ranked by how many players raised them and how hard other players upvoted them, then split by playtime.
Every Monday: the trend, the ranked clusters, quotable praise, and three actions to consider. Two minutes to read.
Yes, while we're in early access. We're giving reports to real developers to learn if they're useful. Studios who come on now get grandfathered, so being early costs you nothing and locks in your spot.
No. We only read public Steam review data, the same reviews anyone can see on your store page. Nothing to install, no keys to hand over, no permissions to grant.
Any Steam game with reviews. It's most useful once you're getting 30 or so reviews a month, which is where the trends and clusters get sharp. Early access games are our sweet spot.
One page. Sentiment trend over the last 30 days, complaint clusters ranked by your players' own votes, a playtime breakdown of who is complaining, quotable praise, and three recommended actions. That's it.