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Sorceress Feb 28, 2019 @ 5:36am

Search for dlcs only

Is there any way to search for dlcs for games I own?

edit: I ask for search for dlc only in store search not game page search.
Basically
Is there a way to make steam show only dlcs for all the games I own?
Meaning, multiple games' dlcs on same search page?

Last edited by Sorceress; Feb 28, 2019 @ 5:55am

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🉐Mb1GoG🉐 Feb 28, 2019 @ 5:44am

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MadBone12 Feb 28, 2019 @ 5:48am

Yes. First make sure that when you are in your games library, you are using the view that gives you a whole page of info on the game you have selected (top right, there are three options to change the view; make sure you are using the left one so that each game you select shows a full page of info).

Now select the game you want to find DLC for, and you can find DLC two ways: sometimes, if you scroll down, all DLC available is listed and it will show which you own and don't own. Alternatively, on the far right is a list of options. One is to find DLC for the game you have selected. Click on it and it will show all DLC available for that game.

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2668-CFOM-1881

Sorceress Feb 28, 2019 @ 5:54am

Originally posted by MadBone12:
Yes. First make sure that when you are in your games library, you are using the view that gives you a whole page of info on the game you have selected (top right, there are three options to change the view; make sure you are using the left one so that each game you select shows a full page of info).

Now select the game you want to find DLC for, and you can find DLC two ways: sometimes, if you scroll down, all DLC available is listed and it will show which you own and don't own. Alternatively, on the far right is a list of options. One is to find DLC for the game you have selected. Click on it and it will show all DLC available for that game.

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2668-CFOM-1881

Unfortunately, that's not what I intended to ask.