Every game you own at Steam's list price today, and how much of it you never opened.
Public profiles only. Free, read-only, no account needed.
US list priceEvery game · today
The list-price total comes first. Under it the same report prints a receipt for the games you own and never launched, one line a game, and the paper ends on both sums: the pile, and the library it is part of.
Video Game Backlog
The pile of shame, itemized
Steam's US list prices today.
Not what was paid.
What each game's own package costs in the US store today, with no sale on.
Sales, bundles, keys and gifts are on no record anyone else can read.
Steam's own agreement does not let an account be sold or handed over.
Every game, one list-price sum, and the part of it never opened.
Paste your Steam profile address, custom name, or SteamID64 above. The report adds up Steam's US list price today for every game in the library, and shows how much of that sum is games you never launched. It is a list-price total, not an offer: Steam does not allow accounts to be sold.
Each game is priced at what its own package costs in the US Steam store today, before any discount. Games that come in one package are charged once. Free games add nothing. Games Steam no longer sells carry no price tag and add nothing either, and the report says how many games its sum is priced on.
No. Nobody but you can read your purchase history, and most libraries were bought on sale, in bundles or as gifts. List price is the one figure that can be read the same way for every game. What was really paid is usually less.
No. It counts the games in the library. Downloadable content, in-game purchases and inventory items such as skins are not part of a public game library, so they are not in the total.
Steam's US store, in US dollars, for every library wherever its owner lives. Regional prices differ, so the total is a common yardstick and not your local price.
No account and no Steam sign-in are needed. The report is read-only and uses only what your Steam privacy settings already make public. No library is saved. Each game in it adds one to that game's counts across the libraries read here, and those counts hold no SteamID.
Every game added up, all time: the other number Steam never shows.
What the same report says about the games you own and never launched.
Short games by the hours their players put in, with the ones you already own marked.