Everything in one place
GamersPilot started as a Steam backlog planner and grew into the whole workspace around a library: deciding what to play, measuring what you own, tracking what it costs, reading your taste, and playing with the catalogue. Most of it sits behind Steam sign-in, so this page is the public inventory.
The core job. Everything else exists to make this answer better.
Your owned games scored on critic rating, how long you have ignored them, session fit, and completion momentum. Rules-based, not AI — every result shows the reasons, and changing a weight changes the answer predictably.
Read the method →Type how the evening looks — "45 minutes, nothing demanding, something I never started" — and the request turns into the ranking filters. The sentence sets the filters; the deterministic engine still produces the answer.
Four moods that reshape the ranking: Chill, Sweat & Challenge, Story-Rich, and 15-Minute Break. Genre weighting changes per mood rather than filtering the library down to nothing.
Quick Wins, Short Sessions, Top-Rated Untouched, Top-Rated Untouched (Free), Neglected Gems, Finish What You Started — plus fully custom weights you can save.
One game, chosen at random inside your filters, launchable in Steam with a single click when you would rather not decide at all.
Free, no account needed — these run on any public Steam profile.
What percentage of a library was never opened, total hours, and a games-by-playtime table. No sign-in.
Calculate a backlog →Today's replacement cost, full retail value, unplayed-pile value, and cost per recorded hour, with visible price coverage.
Estimate a library →Any profile URL into SteamID64, Steam ID3, Steam ID2, account ID, and a permanent profile link. Works on private profiles.
Find a Steam ID →An open dataset of average unlock rates across the catalogue, the full distribution, and the hardest games to complete. Free to quote and cite.
See the dataset →Signed-in features that turn a library into something you can read and share.
Genre taste analysis and a gaming persona built from what you own and what you actually played — not from what you say you like.
A yearly summary of the library: hours, top genres by hours played, the games you started and dropped, backlog movement, and a persona — as a shareable card.
See what's in it →One Monday email with library totals and three unplayed picks. Double opt-in, no promotions.
Because the cheapest game to play tonight is usually one you already own.
Current best store price and the all-time low across stores for the published catalogue, provided by IsThereAnyDeal with attribution.
Browse deals →One localized push notification when a game on your public Steam wishlist hits its all-time-low price. No daily noise.
What is free to claim on Epic and Steam at this moment, refreshed automatically.
See free games →The same catalogue, turned into games.
A die rolls a release year, you pick a game you own from that year into one of five genre slots, and the finished five plays an eight-match league against squads built from real Steam games. No sign-in, and the result is a link that shows your five.
Build a squad →Cover quizzes, screenshot guessing, masked store descriptions, blind tests, treasure hunts, cover pairs, speed runs, and daily puzzles — with server-verified scoring and monthly leaderboards.
Open the Arcade →Twitch or Kick chat votes a bracket of Steam games down to the one you stream next, with an OBS browser-source overlay.
How it works →Chat guesses the game from a server-blurred cover, with host-controlled hints and a live chat leaderboard.
How it works →It ranks the Steam games you already own and tells you which one to play tonight, using transparent rules-based scoring. Around that core it adds free library calculators, price and all-time-low tracking, taste analysis, a yearly Wrapped, a mini-game arcade built from your library, and Twitch/Kick chat games for streamers.
The Steam Backlog Calculator, the Steam Account Value Calculator, the Steam ID Finder, the Steam Squad Builder, the achievement statistics dataset, the game deals pages, and the public game catalogue all work on a public Steam profile with no account. Ranking, Mood Matrix, Gaming DNA, Wrapped, wishlist alerts and the Arcade need a Steam sign-in.
No. Ranking is deterministic and rules-based: fixed weights, fixed tie-breakers, and an explanation for every result. Plain-language input is parsed into those same filters, so the sentence chooses the settings but the engine still produces the answer.
Free covers Steam library sync, the backlog dashboard, the core ranking presets, Backlog Roulette, wishlist price alerts, all the no-login calculators, the chat games, and 6 daily Arcade lives. Premium is $2.99/month or $24.99/year and adds deeper planning modes, more saved setups and filters, priority sync, custom roulettes, the weekly digest, and unlimited Arcade play.
Not yet. Library sync is Steam-only today. Price data covers multiple stores, and the free-games feed includes Epic, but the ranking engine reads a Steam library.
No. Sign-in uses Steam's own OpenID page and returns only your public Steam identity. No password, and no launcher credentials, ever reach GamersPilot.