The Steam store is a beautiful, sacred thing, and not just because of all the sales. It’s a celebration of PC gaming, espousing community values and player-friendly policies. However, there’s an element of goodwill that makes it all tick, and bad actors breaking their end of the bargain can cause major issues for players. Beyond The Dark looked like an innocuous-enough indie horror game, but beneath the surface it was full of data-gobbling malware. While it has now been removed from Steam, I’m surprised that gaming the system seemed to be rather easy.

 Beyond The Dark was injected with malware, but fortunately eagle-eyed players cottoned on that it was suspicious, resulting in its removal.  PCGamesN