Steam
51 projects shared since May 2026 were built for Steam.
How these numbers are counted and compared: the method.
Summary
51 projects shared since May 2026 were built for Steam: add-ons, companions and plugins. 34 of them came in the last 12 weeks. Week 9 of making my fishing… was the most-discussed project of the last 4 weeks, with 75 comments. It simulates a fishing game with harbour scenes, fish collection, and moral dilemma mechanics across starting zones. It turns up most in Video game backlog trackers, Browser strategy and simulation games and Indie video game showcases. 1 project were pitched as alternatives to it.
Projects built with it
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Share of stated stacks, last 4 weeks
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Adjusted trend, last 4 weeks vs previous 8 weeks
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Add-ons built for it
51
Share of stated stacks, each week
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What's built with it
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Latest add-ons built for Steam
- Beast Survivor — Lets players fight enemy hordes with an automatically attacking evolving beast, capturing and strengthening creatures between runs.“Beast Survivor - my game about capturing and evolving beasts”
- Overwrite Conflict — Lets players battle opponents in a turn-based deckbuilder where rotatable shaped cards are placed on a shared grid to claim territory and score.“I’m developing Overwrite Conflict solo — a deckbuilder where every card has a shape”
- Steam Deals — Ranks current Steam sale games by predicted taste match, hides owned games, and tracks prices and alerts.“Steam Deals”
- HoleZ — Idles owned Steam games that still have card drops remaining and shows the farming session's progress on Android.“I built an Android app for automatic Steam card farming — HoleZ”
- GameSwitcher — Combines installed Steam games, saved Steam accounts, and folder games into one Windows library with storage charts and a queued uninstall review.“I built a free Windows game launcher with storage charts and a reviewed uninstall queue”
- Week 9 of making my fishing… — Simulates a fishing game with harbour scenes, fish collection, and moral dilemma mechanics across starting zones.“Week 9 of making my fishing game with the help of AI”
- Shelved — Lets players sort and stack messy collections of VHS tapes into shelves, with hidden secrets and eerie details uncovered along the way.“Shelved. Indie game sep 24th:)”
- Horn: Dice — Lets players build a bag of dice for a roguelike run and upgrade individual die faces between battles.“I'm a solo dev making a roguelike where your dice are your deck. What do you think of it?”
- Jumping Jimothy — Lets players jump through a game with unlockable songs and over forty secret skins.“Jumping Jimothy”
- Day 5 of vibe coding a cozy… — Lets players explore a cave system leading to a beach town and a snowy mountain village, gathering ingredients, trading items and brewing recipes.“Day 5 of vibe coding a cozy game with no dev experience.”
- Shelf Life — Predicts from a user's own Steam play history whether a new game is likely to be played or left unplayed.“A Chrome extension to read your Steam library and analyze your type of games so YOU SAVE MONEY (fully non profit and open source)”
- SteamLens AI — Summarizes Steam user reviews on a game's store page, filtering out spam and meme reviews to show an optimization score, strengths, complaints, and patch status.“Tired of meme reviews and ASCII copypastas on Steam, so I built a free extension that summarizes real player feedback (SteamLens AI)”
- Wayfallen — Simulates a galaxy of star systems, spaceships, stations, factions, economy, and diplomacy, and runs it headless to balance parameters.“I built a massive galaxy-scale space simulation - Wayfallen”
- Selling my CS2 skin upgrader… — Lets players stake CS2 skins on provably fair upgrade rolls, with automated Steam trade bots handling deposits.“Selling my CS2 skin upgrader website (Node.js / MongoDB) — tested, running, and ready to hand over”
- Steam emoticon pixel art editor — Lets users draw pixel art out of Steam emoticon codes, with fractional spacing to keep rows aligned and a live preview.“I built a pixel art editor for Steam emoticons — turns out the hard part was that Steam has no grid”
Pitched as alternatives to Steam
- gamecast.gg — Shows upcoming game releases month by month in a calendar view, with trailers, screenshots and platforms, and emails alerts for starred games.“I built a game release tracker because I never know when anything's coming out”