In the Steam client: 1) Click your username from the top right, then click 'Account Details', to go to your Steam store control page. 2) From the Steam store control page, under the 'Store & Purchase History' header, click 'View licenses and product key activations'.
This page shows, in chronological order, what games you have acquired and how (Steam store, retail code, complimentary copy, or gift).
Unlike the other methods above, this activation history includes any free games you may have previously installed, but deleted.
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By simply installing Steam and going to the Library, there should be a list with all the games you own.
If there isn't, still on the Library page there's a search function in the upper left part of the screen.
From there, you can access a drop down menu where you can choose what to list.
If you choose "All Games", you should see all the games you own on Steam and can redownload and reinstall whatever you want.
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There is an additional way to view Steam games you own.
After logging in to Steam you can view your account's licenses by vising this webpage: https://store.steampowered.com/account/licenses/
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Yes, if you have access to your old computer and you haven't yet uninstalled your games/steam yet.
If that's gone, I don't belive steam stores any sort of list of everything you've ever downloaded.
On any PC with Steam installed you have access to a list of currently downloaded titles
(it's one of the filter options on the Library page, I forget the exact menu item
and I don't have Steam here).
The only thing I'm aware of that you can do is manually go down this list and download the same games on the new PC (or alternately copy over the whole Steamapps folder and keep your game content and possibly saves).
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Link: https://steamcommunity.com/id/PUT_YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID/games/?tab=all Manual way:
Go to your account-name, click on "show my profile", scroll down until you see "games" listed on the right side (probably above "Inventory" and "screenshots") and click it.
Then select "all games" and you should see all games you've played at some point.
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https://github.com/GigaJunky/SteamManifests Steam Manifests Data ExtractorA simple nodejs script to get an inventory of installed games details by reading the Steam manifest files Prerequisitesyou will need to install NodeJS https://nodejs.org
this has been tested on windows 10 and Ubunutu 18.04 linux
You may need to edit the your steam install path (line 3 of steammanifest.js) if you did not select the default.
runningextract the file to your computer and in windows just click on the steammanifests.bat file or open a command line and cd to the path node steammanifests.js this will generate two json files in the same folderopen the table.html file in you browserclck on the Open File Buttonselect the computername-smfdata.jsonyou
should see your sortable list of games populateclick 'Format Steam Manifest Columns CheckBox' to allow addtional filteringyou can also open the computername-smfpaths.json to show your full paths of steam foldersAuthorBitJunky - ( https://github.com/gigajunky )LicenseThis project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details Acknowledgments http://tabulator.info/ - a great javascript table spreadsheet commponent
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I had about ten games on Steam on my old computer. Most of them were played at least once. Now, I want them on my new computer. However, I don't care about transferring them, I just want to know what they were. Is there a function in Steam that lets me track my download history or something similar?
Is it possible to list all of the Steam games I have downloaded?
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You can do this if you still have access to your old computer via your Steam client page. It is possible to check what games you have previously installed and played via Steam on another computer, such as checking history of purchases.
Few ways to check out previously installed games.