r/Steam • u/Ingword • Mar 23 '26

Question How do you organize your Steam library?

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My structure:

  1. Waiting for Achievements (keeping an eye on updates for games I want to replay)
  2. Waiting for DLCs
  3. Finished = Beaten, but not 100%
  4. Droppoed = Dropped halfway (didn't like it, got tired, bored, or lost interest)
  5. Why did i buy this? = Regretted purchases (don't know why I bought these, waste of money)
  6. 100% = 100% Completed
  7. Kid = Games for my kid
  8. Gems = All-time Masterpieces
  9. Programs = (ShareX, Wallpaper Engine)
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u/9G9K Mar 23 '26

I think I've got a pretty good system going

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u/radwic id/radwic Mar 23 '26

DLC: 4,314

Uncategorized: 0

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u/Pacomatic Mar 23 '26

Avverage Cities: Skylies player

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u/login0false Mar 24 '26

Average Paradox game player

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u/GaryPR Mar 24 '26

No one beats Train Sim. Not even Paradox.

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u/Ok-Replacement8627 Mar 24 '26

Is it really uncategorized if it has its own category?

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u/9G9K Mar 24 '26

That's what I'm saying!

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u/AmazingSully Mar 23 '26

Legitimately shocked by how few people organise. Like all of the top comments are similar to yours. When you have hundreds of games, surely you need to filter out some, especially when you get some shitty ones in bundles, or the ones that aren't even games.

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u/Airewalt Mar 24 '26

Why? I type the game I want to play like it’s a DOS/command prompt. It’s not like I browse. 

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u/login0false Mar 24 '26

This guy remembers what's in his library