The game was removed from Valve’s platform afterusers discoveredits store page linked to an info-stealer.
Despite Steam’s relatively lenient content policies, users have rarely suspected the client itself of distributing malware.
The latest example attempted to evade Valve’s security by hosting a free demo on a separate website.
Valve’s warnings regarding outward links may seem annoying, but they’re there for a reason.
Redditor “Feral_Wasp” first reported Phantom’s Resolution after noticing multiple red flags.
VirusTotal struggles to detect the malware, suggesting it is either new or custom-built.
Windows Defender, however, flags it as a trojan.
Unlike the PirateFi incident, Valve has not yet issued warning emails to affected users.
