Every one counted, and how many you never launched.
Public profiles only. Free, read-only, no account needed.
A games count in its sidebar.
Every game in a list; played and not take a filter.
The games played in one year.
Every game counted, the played and the never launched apart.
The count comes with the whole report: the never-launched games stand in a pile you can throw around, then the report shows where the hours went and what the library costs at list price.
Paste your Steam profile address, custom name, or SteamID64 above. The report counts every game in the library and sets them on shelves, one spine a game: the ones you have played lit, the ones never launched dark, with the count of each.
This counts games only: demos, playtests, betas and test servers are left out. A free-to-play game counts once it has been played, since Steam's public library data leaves out free games nobody has opened.
The dark spines: every game with no time on record. The same report stands them in a pile you can throw around, adds up what they cost at list price, and picks four to clear next.
No. The spines shrink to fit: fifty games get fat ones, twenty thousand get thin ones, and every game still has its own.
Steam has a privacy setting, "Always keep my total playtime private", that reports every game at zero minutes. The count still stands, but nothing says which games were played, so the shelves stay grey. Your profile and game details also need to be public: in Steam, open Edit Profile, then Privacy Settings.
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.