Can you look at your friends Library on Steam?

[That Fetcher Fargoth]

One of my friends would like to look at my library, not all the games I've played.

[Ryan]

no but they can look at your profile for the game you have

[That Fetcher Fargoth]

But I don't have APB Reload, nor have I played it. Yet that section you are referencing says I do.

[안다]

몰라시발

[That Fetcher Fargoth]

Originally posted by BJ하늘소:

몰라시발

그럼 왜하나요?

[Slackis McRackis]

yes

[That Fetcher Fargoth]

Originally posted by HazzaSpazz:

yes

How would I go about doing this sir?

[Shadow_Dragon_SM]

Go to the person's profile and click on the Games tag. Then at the top, there will be a tab for "All Games". Click on that and you are good to go.

[That Fetcher Fargoth]

Originally posted by Shadow_Dragon_SM:

Go to the person's profile and click on the Games tag. Then at the top, there will be a tab for "All Games". Click on that and you are good to go.

That's all the games people have, and have ever played, not their library.

[FFL2and3rocks]

That's as close as you can get to viewing their library.

[Hanomaly]

Originally posted by PlausibleJosh:

Originally posted by Shadow_Dragon_SM:

Go to the person's profile and click on the Games tag. Then at the top, there will be a tab for "All Games". Click on that and you are good to go.

That's all the games people have, and have ever played, not their library.

If that's not good enough for you (and i have no idea why it wouldn't be), it pretty much serves the purpose of what you're asking.

Get on skype with a friend and screen share.. and slooooowly scroll through your Library so they can see your Library as you apparently want them to see it. Or... Stream on Twitch or Livestream while your friend watches you scroll through your Library slowly.

Or.. if your friend lives near you have them come over your house, sit down at your computer and look through your Library.

The end!

[That Fetcher Fargoth]

Originally posted by Dinophiliac:

Originally posted by PlausibleJosh:

That's all the games people have, and have ever played, not their library.

If that's not good enough for you (and i have no idea why it wouldn't be), it pretty much serves the purpose of what you're asking.

Get on skype with a friend and screen share.. and slooooowly scroll through your Library so they can see your Library as you apparently want them to see it. Or... Stream on Twitch or Livestream while your friend watches you scroll through your Library slowly.

Or.. if your friend lives near you have them come over your house, sit down at your computer and look through your Library.

The end! :sfsmile:

Sorry for being difficult. It's just using that method there are games in that list that people downloaded and either hated or thought were just boring and never touched again, others that they haven't touched at all yet are there, and DLC and expansions. All of which make it very difficult if you want to show new Steam users just the games in your library, for the purpose of seeing some games that they may not have discovered otherwise and would like to check out.

[Metheglin]

Go to all games and sort by playtime, that way all the games they play will be at the top of the list, unplayed will be at the end.

[That Fetcher Fargoth]

Originally posted by Origin:

Go to all games and sort by playtime, that way all the games they play will be at the top of the list, unplayed will be at the end.

... Wow, that's brilliant, and so simple. Thanks. I'll just tell here to ignore the dlc/expansions and bad games (i may have to specify).

[supercasaduderd]

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[Pudding Guy]

You can see your friend's games by "Owned Games" under his profile picture.