Many also just want to play a game they legally bought after verification without all the faff. In short many also do not wish to see how many hours they have played period yet are forced to to see it. Steam will not give gamers this option ignoring their simple requests and therefore a one can assume it must be data collection for nefarious reasons possibly for government data stats or other. Unlike Gog.com who uses a democratic approach one has a choice option to have it or not 10/10 to Gog. In fact one can not get away from seeing how many hours one has played as is compulsory so no need to go looking for the times as is already in your face per game start. Yes the above may very well be useful to many for those that want it and that’s great.
For example, it may look like this: “Over the last two years, you’ve spent 100 hours playing this selection, which includes ten items, is valued at $100.00, and requires 100.0 GB.” Besides, checking the single-sentence overview next to your profile image is interesting. SteamGauge provides a detailed overview of all available information from your profile.
Once there, all you need to do is to enter your Steam user ID in the required field and hit Enter on your keyboard. For example, you can visit SteamGauge or SteamTime. With your profile and game details set to the Public status, you can proceed to third-party tools and websites to check your total time. After checking your total time, follow the above steps to revert the changes. Of course, you might not feel comfortable leaving your details available for anyone to see. The changes you make get saved automatically, so there’s no need to click on any “Save” buttons.
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