How do I remove a perfect game from my account?

[Nucini]

Well if you check my account you can see that there are 2 particular games that well, i dont want in the list with Metro and FNV. The main problem is I already removed them from my account but they are still there. Any help on this??

[CEPHY]

Publicado originalmente por Pinky:

So those 100% completed hentai games are now permanently recorded on your account.

That's what I call a badge of honor.

[JVC]

Speaking of weird games, I can recommend this game which is extremely poorly named. Nothing sexual just a bunch of murders.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/552590/The_Sexy_Brutale/

[crunchyfrog]

Publicado originalmente por JVC:

Speaking of weird games, I can recommend this game which is extremely poorly named. Nothing sexual just a bunch of murders.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/552590/The_Sexy_Brutale/

That is a wonderful game.

Poorly named indeed but a wonderful littel game involving time manipulation to solve murders. Quite unique.

[the other bird]

Publicado originalmente por Watermelon {JESUS IS LORD}:

the question is why would u want to, lmao?

a game called 'krunker' forces itself into my perfect game page by only having launching the STEAM CLIENT as the only achievement. I don't want that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ on my perfect game page.

[Phénomènes Mystiques]

People are wacky about achievements these days. 🙃

[Tactiqs]

You could try using SAM to remove all achievements from a game. Not sure if it will remove it from 'perfect games' but you can try.

[Solid Figura]

Publicado originalmente por Nucini:

Well if you check my account you can see that there are 2 particular games that well, i dont want in the list with Metro and FNV. The main problem is I already removed them from my account but they are still there. Any help on this??

Acredito que o SAM (Steam achievement Manager) seria a melhor opção para remover os jogos hentais da sua lista de jogos perfeitos.

[BlackBloodGhost]

It's possible to remove them. First, go get the game ids, you can do this by looking at the store page id in the URL:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2050650/Resident_Evil_4/

You'll see this one, has "2050650", that's the game id for this game.

Right next up:

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For Windows:

Open CMD and run:

steam://open/console

Now, go to the console tab on Steam (should now be visible next to your username), and run:

reset_all_stats (id)

So, for example for the above game:

reset_all_stats 2050650

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For Linux:

For a regular Steam install, close Steam, open terminal and run:

steam steam://open/console

For a flatpak Steam install, close Steam, open terminal and run:

flatpak run com.valvesoftware.Steam steam://open/console

Now, go to the console tab on Steam (should now be visible next to your username), and run:

reset_all_stats (id)

So, for example for the above game:

reset_all_stats 2050650

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Done, just do this for any game id's you want removed.

[crunchyfrog]

Publicado originalmente por Tactiqs:

You could try using SAM to remove all achievements from a game. Not sure if it will remove it from 'perfect games' but you can try.

No it doesn't do anything to your amalgamated data on your profile.

All SAM will do is unlock the achievement for the game itself through the game.

[max]

After a very long time I was able to figure this out. This is against steams TOS, so continue accepting the risk that there might be consequences. What you need to do is install SAM (Steam Achievement Manager) and lock all achievements (Removing the achievements from your account). Then all you have to do is give yourslef back one achievement, this should update your perfect games list. You can also then remove the 1 achievement you gave to yourself. This results in the removing of all achievements in the game, and removes the game from your perfect games list. Hope this helps whoever is reading it!

Edit: There are no real consequences in using SAM, steam reallly has done nothing about it. Still keeping this in mind, use it at you own risk. Also the achievements may be updated and given back to you if you run the game again. With that being said, I only encourage this if you plan on refunding the game or not playing it again after doing this. Otherwise you might go through the hassle of doing this, just for it all to be put on your account again.

[crunchyfrog]

Publicado originalmente por Mahxwel:

After a very long time I was able to figure this out. This is against steams TOS, so continue accepting the risk that there might be consequences. What you need to do is install SAM (Steam Achievement Manager) and lock all achievements (Removing the achievements from your account). Then all you have to do is give yourslef back one achievement, this should update your perfect games list. You can also then remove the 1 achievement you gave to yourself. This results in the removing of all achievements in the game, and removes the game from your perfect games list. Hope this helps whoever is reading it!

Just a small note but there will be no consequences for using SAM.

It's been well doscussed on here over the years and there was a time where a couple of companies tried to do things like bans for using SAM, but it QUICKLY changed.

I've pointed out that it's really dodgy legal grounds to do something like pursue someone for the use of SAM as it doesn't affect others.

Try to think of it like this.

Online games, if you cheat in them you will get actioned in some way. But you won't if you cheat in a purely offline single player game. WHY?

Because of effect. The reason they can action you from your legally urchased product for cheating on online games is because you affect others. So they can't do that for single player or that'll be legal hot water.

So extend that to SAM. If you "cheat" your achievements in any way, nobody else can tell unless you make it patently obvious so it can't affect others.

The only thing you can affect is the global total (the % of users who have this achievement stat). But as you can't know how many people cheated in those regards you can't use that.

[JPMcMillen]

Publicado originalmente por Mahxwel:

After a very long time I was able to figure this out. This is against steams TOS, so continue accepting the risk that there might be consequences. What you need to do is install SAM (Steam Achievement Manager) and lock all achievements (Removing the achievements from your account). Then all you have to do is give yourslef back one achievement, this should update your perfect games list. You can also then remove the 1 achievement you gave to yourself. This results in the removing of all achievements in the game, and removes the game from your perfect games list. Hope this helps whoever is reading it!

You hope. Funny thing is, sometimes games keep track of what achievements you've unlocked in less obvious places than your save file. Then when you start the game up, it checks with Steam to see which ones were properly awarded to your account, and if they aren't, it will re-award them. So even if you used SAM to remove the achievements, starting the game back up could cause them all to reappear.

[max]

Publicado originalmente por JPMcMillen:

Publicado originalmente por Mahxwel:

After a very long time I was able to figure this out. This is against steams TOS, so continue accepting the risk that there might be consequences. What you need to do is install SAM (Steam Achievement Manager) and lock all achievements (Removing the achievements from your account). Then all you have to do is give yourslef back one achievement, this should update your perfect games list. You can also then remove the 1 achievement you gave to yourself. This results in the removing of all achievements in the game, and removes the game from your perfect games list. Hope this helps whoever is reading it!

You hope. Funny thing is, sometimes games keep track of what achievements you've unlocked in less obvious places than your save file. Then when you start the game up, it checks with Steam to see which ones were properly awarded to your account, and if they aren't, it will re-award them. So even if you used SAM to remove the achievements, starting the game back up could cause them all to reappear.

Yeah, I could see the concern with that. Although in my case I refunded the game after I removed it from my perfect games list. So I have no worries with the achievements coming back after booting up the game. But I appreciate you letting me know.

[max]

Publicado originalmente por crunchyfrog:

Publicado originalmente por Mahxwel:

After a very long time I was able to figure this out. This is against steams TOS, so continue accepting the risk that there might be consequences. What you need to do is install SAM (Steam Achievement Manager) and lock all achievements (Removing the achievements from your account). Then all you have to do is give yourslef back one achievement, this should update your perfect games list. You can also then remove the 1 achievement you gave to yourself. This results in the removing of all achievements in the game, and removes the game from your perfect games list. Hope this helps whoever is reading it!

Just a small note but there will be no consequences for using SAM.

It's been well doscussed on here over the years and there was a time where a couple of companies tried to do things like bans for using SAM, but it QUICKLY changed.

I've pointed out that it's really dodgy legal grounds to do something like pursue someone for the use of SAM as it doesn't affect others.

Try to think of it like this.

Online games, if you cheat in them you will get actioned in some way. But you won't if you cheat in a purely offline single player game. WHY?

Because of effect. The reason they can action you from your legally urchased product for cheating on online games is because you affect others. So they can't do that for single player or that'll be legal hot water.

So extend that to SAM. If you "cheat" your achievements in any way, nobody else can tell unless you make it patently obvious so it can't affect others.

The only thing you can affect is the global total (the % of users who have this achievement stat). But as you can't know how many people cheated in those regards you can't use that.

Gotcha, I actually didnt know that. I didnt really research SAM before making the post. I just assumed steam might take action. I appreciate the information though.

[crunchyfrog]

Publicado originalmente por Mahxwel:

Publicado originalmente por crunchyfrog:

Just a small note but there will be no consequences for using SAM.

It's been well doscussed on here over the years and there was a time where a couple of companies tried to do things like bans for using SAM, but it QUICKLY changed.

I've pointed out that it's really dodgy legal grounds to do something like pursue someone for the use of SAM as it doesn't affect others.

Try to think of it like this.

Online games, if you cheat in them you will get actioned in some way. But you won't if you cheat in a purely offline single player game. WHY?

Because of effect. The reason they can action you from your legally urchased product for cheating on online games is because you affect others. So they can't do that for single player or that'll be legal hot water.

So extend that to SAM. If you "cheat" your achievements in any way, nobody else can tell unless you make it patently obvious so it can't affect others.

The only thing you can affect is the global total (the % of users who have this achievement stat). But as you can't know how many people cheated in those regards you can't use that.

Gotcha, I actually didnt know that. I didnt really research SAM before making the post. I just assumed steam might take action. I appreciate the information though.

No problem.

It often comes up on here, so I'm always keen to paint it out.