Steam Replay 2024 Reveals 85% of Players Enjoying Games from 2023 and Earlier

Impressive 15 percent of Steam gamers engaged with new releases – defined as titles launched in 2024 – this year.

This information comes directly from Steam, which provided a glimpse into the overall gaming patterns of its users through Steam Replay 2024.

This year’s summary not only displays the number of games you’ve played along with their timelines, but it also highlights your most played genres, the achievements you’ve unlocked (the average was 13), the total number of titles engaged with (for many, that number is four), and your longest gaming streak (the average was six days, apparently).

“How many games did you engage with, and how does that measure up to the previous year? Did you unlock a significant number of achievements? What about your longest continuous play session? These intriguing figures and more await in your Replay,” Valve entices.

You also have the opportunity to reflect on the amount of time spent with your top games from 2024, along with a brief overview of any playtests you joined in on, as well.

? Visit the official Steam website for more details.

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