Valve has opened Steam Replay 2024, where Steam users provide detailed statistics on the games they played throughout the year. Steam Replay 2024 allows users to analyze their gaming habits and compare with their friends. This year-end summary, which was first available in 2022, reveals how much time players spend on which games and strikingly shows how time-consuming games can sometimes be.
You can access Steam Replay directly from the Steam app, Steam Deck, or on the web. The 2024 version includes statistics such as the number of games and demos you have played, achievements you have earned, your longest game streak and the games you spent the most time on. Data about time spent on Steam Deck, your preferred game types, and general Steam user trends are also shared. For example, this year the average Steam user played just four different games and earned 13 achievements.
Valve has also added some new statistics to help users better understand their gaming habits. For example, by analyzing the types of games you’ve played throughout the year, this feature helps you see which games stand out to you. In addition, your Steam Deck usage rate during the playing time is also reported in detail.
If you discover an interesting game statistic, Valve makes it easy to share it with your friends. You can make your Steam Replay results public on your profile or share them directly on social media platforms. If you’re proud of the achievements you’ve made throughout the year, you can make them more visible by adding an overview to your Steam profile.
Steam Replay 2024 shows general trends
Steam Replay 2024 offers an important tool not only for individual users but also for observing general user trends. For example, it can be seen that the average user only plays a few games, but strives hard to achieve more achievements. This provides an interesting perspective in terms of gaming preferences and acting habits.
As Steam Replay 2024 leaves one year behind in the gaming world, it offers a great opportunity for users to evaluate their own habits and share this data with their friends. This feature, which you can access via the Steam application or the web, reveals what you have been doing in the gaming world throughout the year.