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Steam has come a long way in recent years, but it would be nice if some of that fancy store logic they've written could be used on library management. I've collected over 700 steam games, and looking through them became unwieldy after I hit 150 or so.

Careful usage of categories can make up for some of it, but even that is clunky and not something I want to spend time on.



Does the typical Steam user have enough games to make this an issue for them?


Buy a few Humble Bundles, where you don't specifically know what some of the games are, and it happens quick.


I have 70 and I find the methods to organize them pretty much meh.

I have like 10 categories, but as I'm only actively playing (i.e. have installed) like 5, the rest is still a collapsed bunch of categories...




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