How do I make a quiz about my Steam library?
Paste your Steam profile URL, vanity name, or SteamID64 above and press Make my quiz. You get a link to a ten-question quiz built from your own playtime. Send it to friends; nobody needs an account.
Ten questions from your real playtime. Send the link to the group chat.
How it works
Most “how well do you know me” quizzes are questions you have to write yourself. This one reads your public Steam library and writes them for you, so the answers are exactly as embarrassing as your hours.
Step 1
Paste your Steam profile
A profile URL, vanity name, or SteamID64. Game details must be public in your Steam privacy settings. No account needed.
Step 2
Get your quiz link
Ten questions are built from your library's playtime: which of two games you played more, which one you never launched, how many hours you put into a favorite, and your most-played game ever.
Step 3
Send it to friends
Everyone who opens the link gets the same quiz, then sees their score, their place on your scoreboard, and your top five games.
FAQ
Paste your Steam profile URL, vanity name, or SteamID64 above and press Make my quiz. You get a link to a ten-question quiz built from your own playtime. Send it to friends; nobody needs an account.
Which of two games you played more, which of four games you have never launched, how many hours you put into one of your favorites (close guesses score partial points), and, to finish, which game is your most-played ever.
Yes. The quiz is built from your library, so every friend who opens the same link answers the same ten questions. If you play a lot, the questions can change as your hours do.
Yes. Every quiz has a scoreboard. Friends land on it when they finish and can add their name; open your own link in the browser you made it with to see who has played.
Steam hides game details by default. In Steam, open Profile → Edit Profile → Privacy Settings and set both "My profile" and "Game details" to Public. The change can take a few minutes to reach the Steam API.
A quiz needs at least eight games you have actually played, with some real hours between them. Libraries with fewer played games cannot fill ten questions.
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