It's coming up to the end of the year, which means it's time for all
the usual annual retrospective articles and gimmicks. Valve's take on
this is it's "Year in Review", where it summarizes the games you have
played over the past year - or at least, the ones you played through
steam - in several handy charts and graphics.
Assuming you have a Steam account and are logged into it, you can
check out your own here: https://store.steampowered.com/yearinreview/
My numbers are - unsurprisingly - not too different than last year;
roughly the same number of games, same achievements, same everything.
Some things stuck out: November was the month I played the most Steam
games (July was second place), and I play a heck of a lot more games
than the average player.
Steam also seems to think I've played a lot of games with a controller
for some reason. I guess if I have a controller plugged in (or maybe
the device occasionally gets joggled?) it automatically counts that
entire session as 'using a controller'. That inaccuracy annoys me a
lot more than it probably should. ;-)
Anyway, a fun way to recap (some) of the time you've spent playing
video games this year. Take a look and see if it sparks any
interesting memories or thoughts.
On 12/19/2023 8:53 AM, Spalls Hurgenson wrote:
It's coming up to the end of the year, which means it's time for all
the usual annual retrospective articles and gimmicks. Valve's take on
this is it's "Year in Review", where it summarizes the games you have
played over the past year - or at least, the ones you played through
steam - in several handy charts and graphics.
Assuming you have a Steam account and are logged into it, you can
check out your own here: https://store.steampowered.com/yearinreview/
My numbers are - unsurprisingly - not too different than last year;
roughly the same number of games, same achievements, same everything.
Some things stuck out: November was the month I played the most Steam
games (July was second place), and I play a heck of a lot more games
than the average player.
Steam also seems to think I've played a lot of games with a controller
for some reason. I guess if I have a controller plugged in (or maybe
the device occasionally gets joggled?) it automatically counts that
entire session as 'using a controller'. That inaccuracy annoys me a
lot more than it probably should. ;-)
Anyway, a fun way to recap (some) of the time you've spent playing
video games this year. Take a look and see if it sparks any
interesting memories or thoughts.
28 games
17 new games
151 achievements
80% controller/20% Keyboard
60% Elden Ring, 521 sessions
7% new releases
March was my highest, Aug I played nothing on Steam
My next most played games were
#2 Void Scrappers
#3 Dark Souls II
#4 Dark Souls
On 12/19/2023 9:59 AM, Justisaur wrote:
On 12/19/2023 8:53 AM, Spalls Hurgenson wrote:6 games
It's coming up to the end of the year, which means it's time for all
the usual annual retrospective articles and gimmicks. Valve's take on
this is it's "Year in Review", where it summarizes the games you have
played over the past year - or at least, the ones you played through
steam - in several handy charts and graphics.
Assuming you have a Steam account and are logged into it, you can
check out your own here: https://store.steampowered.com/yearinreview/
My numbers are - unsurprisingly - not too different than last year;
roughly the same number of games, same achievements, same everything.
Some things stuck out: November was the month I played the most Steam
games (July was second place), and I play a heck of a lot more games
than the average player.
Steam also seems to think I've played a lot of games with a controller
for some reason. I guess if I have a controller plugged in (or maybe
the device occasionally gets joggled?) it automatically counts that
entire session as 'using a controller'. That inaccuracy annoys me a
lot more than it probably should. ;-)
Anyway, a fun way to recap (some) of the time you've spent playing
video games this year. Take a look and see if it sparks any
interesting memories or thoughts.
28 games
17 new games
151 achievements
80% controller/20% Keyboard
60% Elden Ring, 521 sessions
7% new releases
March was my highest, Aug I played nothing on Steam
My next most played games were
#2 Void Scrappers
#3 Dark Souls II
#4 Dark Souls
2 new
1 demo
122 Achievements (110 rare)
40% My Time at Sandrock
33% Rise to Ruins
15% My Time at Portia
14% new releases
It's coming up to the end of the year, which means it's time for all
the usual annual retrospective articles and gimmicks. Valve's take on
this is it's "Year in Review", where it summarizes the games you have
played over the past year - or at least, the ones you played through
steam - in several handy charts and graphics.
Assuming you have a Steam account and are logged into it, you can
check out your own here: https://store.steampowered.com/yearinreview/
My numbers are - unsurprisingly - not too different than last year;
roughly the same number of games, same achievements, same everything.
Some things stuck out: November was the month I played the most Steam
games (July was second place), and I play a heck of a lot more games
than the average player.
Steam also seems to think I've played a lot of games with a controller
for some reason. I guess if I have a controller plugged in (or maybe
the device occasionally gets joggled?) it automatically counts that
entire session as 'using a controller'. That inaccuracy annoys me a
lot more than it probably should. ;-)
Anyway, a fun way to recap (some) of the time you've spent playing
video games this year. Take a look and see if it sparks any
interesting memories or thoughts.
Assuming you have a Steam account and are logged into it, you can
check out your own here: https://store.steampowered.com/yearinreview/
Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> writes:
Assuming you have a Steam account and are logged into it, you can
check out your own here: https://store.steampowered.com/yearinreview/
Interesting, looks like I've deprecated Steam in 2023. My biggest month
was January with "Deliver us the Moon". "Portal with RTX" shows up in
July.
I guess my biggest time sinks this year were my GTA replays (the shiny "Definitive Edition") and the System Shock Remake. GTA was on Epic and
System Shock on GoG so apparently that didn't leave much for Steam.
It's coming up to the end of the year, which means it's time for all
the usual annual retrospective articles and gimmicks. Valve's take on
this is it's "Year in Review", where it summarizes the games you have
played over the past year - or at least, the ones you played through
steam - in several handy charts and graphics.
Assuming you have a Steam account and are logged into it, you can
check out your own here: https://store.steampowered.com/yearinreview/
My numbers are - unsurprisingly - not too different than last year;
roughly the same number of games, same achievements, same everything.
Some things stuck out: November was the month I played the most Steam
games (July was second place), and I play a heck of a lot more games
than the average player.
Steam also seems to think I've played a lot of games with a controller
for some reason. I guess if I have a controller plugged in (or maybe
the device occasionally gets joggled?) it automatically counts that
entire session as 'using a controller'. That inaccuracy annoys me a
lot more than it probably should. ;-)
Anyway, a fun way to recap (some) of the time you've spent playing
video games this year. Take a look and see if it sparks any
interesting memories or thoughts.
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