There needs to be a better way to filter through the tens of thousands of games available on steam.

Currently, there are three options for steam users, Wishlist, Follow, Ignore.

By wishlisting a game, a user is saying that they want to buy a given game at some point, or it allows their friends to see what they're interested in for the future. However, there is no simple way to filter through these games, other than numbering them from most desired to least.

Following a game sounds like a good idea, until one's inbox becomes flooded with updates from games they don't own and updates from the games they do own become buried.

Ignoring games is a great way to hide games one never intended on purchasing or for ones played on other consoles. There is also the option to exclude certain tags from your store page but there is a limit of 10 tags for the exclusion.

Is there a better way to go about this?

By adding like and dislike features, one would be able to better critique their storefront to better accommodate their needs. Liking certain games will more often promote games of similar genres and disliking will hide those games. Currently the storefront only considers games you've played and not the ones you haven't. With the overwhelming volume of games on the steam storefront, it is time consuming for anyone to sort through and find something they desire.