One player has over 37,000 games on Steam, but he spent 99.8 % of the season in two games that are more than 10 years old.
What kind of gamer is that? On Steam there is a player who probably has more games than he could ever play. The account is called “Sonix” and has 37,496 games. There are also 20,930 DLCs.
Unfortunately, we cannot give you a detailed overview of the user’s game collection, because Steam fails to call up the extensive library and only provides us with an error message.
The public steam profile tells us at least a few of the games that were played on the account-including some indie pearls such as don’t Starve Together, Tohu and Cult of the Lamb. He also looked in for a few minutes in Baldur’s Gate 3, Death Stranding and Black Myth: Wukong.
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A huge Pile of Shame from 37,000 games
Which 12 year old game does he play? The Steamladder.com website gives us a look at the user’s season. In total, Sonix is said to have spent around 6,606 hours in Dota 2. This corresponds to 94.99 % of his time spent on Steam.
He also spent 336 hours in the Hero-Shooter Team Fortress 2, which in turn corresponds to 4.83 % of his total season.
While Sonix invested around 6,942 hours (99.82 %) in Dota 2 and Team Fortress 2, the season of the other 37,494 games is limited to a total of 0.18 %. That is about 12.5 hours.
However, we cannot assess how correctly the information from Steamladder.com. Since it is a third-party page, there can be deviations on the actual playing time. For example, the game “Alien Swarm”, which Sonix played 551 hours according to Steam, is missing there.
“Pile of Shame” means something like “Stack of Shame” in German and describes a accumulation of games in the gaming that were bought but never played (by). Sonix is probably a kind of game collector. There are probably not many players who have a larger Pile of Shame. However, Sonix is not the only Steam user who buys games and does not play through it. With the money that Steam users have so far made senselessly in Games, you could buy Bethesda twice