Pit two Steam libraries against each other
Who has more games? Who has racked up more hours? Who has more untouched games?
What we compare
- Games
- Who has the bigger library.
- Hours played
- In total and over the last two weeks.
- Unplayed
- The games still waiting their turn (not a single minute played).
- Most-played game
- The game each of you has put the most hours into.
- Level and badges
- Each profile's Steam level and badges.
- Games in common
- How many you both own and which ones one of you dominates.
And if we know your games, also who has more relaxing, action, story or Steam Deck verified games, according to our catalogue.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to sign in?
- No. The profile address, the custom URL name, the SteamID or the friend code is enough. If you've already connected your Steam on the site, you can use your profile with one click.
- Why does it say a library is private?
- Steam only shows a profile's games if its owner has "game details" set to public. We don't try to get around that privacy: if it's private, there's no battle.
- Do you store the libraries?
- No. We fetch the public data from Steam at that moment, calculate the battle and discard it. The battle link only contains the two SteamIDs, and every time it's opened it's recalculated with the data at that moment.
- Who wins?
- Whoever has the higher number in each category wins it (or it's a tie if equal). There's no "best library" score: it's a comparison of data, not of taste.
- I don't want my profile to appear here. What can I do?
- Go to ‘Exclude my profile’ (also linked in the site footer) and sign in with Steam to prove it's yours. From then on nobody will be able to use it on this site, not even in links already shared. You can also set your "game details" to private on Steam.