SteamDB
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Pros
- That's why I use SteamDB
- The total number of hours I just check steamdb and record it in a spreadsheet manually.
- It has a lot of tools for games, accounts(depends on privacy settings) ant the marketplace.
- SteamDB also has a discord in which I have silenced all channels except the free-games channel. That channel is set to have alerts go off whenever a new post is made by the automated bot.
- SteamDB is amazing, no doubt!
Sentiment
12 positive (100%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +100% · raw score 100%
What redditors said (10 of 12)
That's why I use SteamDB
The total number of hours I just check steamdb and record it in a spreadsheet manually.
It has a lot of tools for games, accounts(depends on privacy settings) ant the marketplace.
SteamDB also has a discord in which I have silenced all channels except the free-games channel. That channel is set to have alerts go off whenever a new post is made by the automated bot.
SteamDB is amazing, no doubt!
Past it in the https://steamdb.info/ searcher. And it should technically give you the info about them
So there is (unfortunately) no way to filter out games with AI generated content directly on Steam. But you can do exactly what you're asking for on SteamDB: https://steamdb.info/tag/1368160/
If you want to filter manually but have better assurance of a complete list, you can use steamdb itself https://steamdb.info/history/events/ and search for removed.
The steam store is public, it's just a matter of indexing it. SteamDb does this, and so does this website.
Very strong move by SteamDB to highlight the petition
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