Tool 25 — Free, no sign-up
Your game, next to theirs.
Paste app ids or store links. Live public Steam data, one table, the differences highlighted.
Up to four games
Paste a Steam store URL or a bare app id. Empty slots are ignored.
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Nothing to compare yet
Fill in at least two slots and press Compare. Everything comes through our own six-hour cache, so Valve never sees your clicking and you are limited only by us: thirty lookups every fifteen minutes.
One cell per row is marked: the one that leads on that measure. Cheapest price, deepest discount, most reviews, fastest review pace, most players. Rows where no direction makes sense, such as release date, genres, platforms and developer, carry no mark at all.
Free and unreleased games sit out the price and discount rows instead of winning them on a technicality, and the positive-review mark is withheld below 50 reviews. A hundred per cent of eleven is not a score.
What the numbers are, and are not
Prices and review counts come from the public Steam endpoints for the United States store in US dollars, cached for up to six hours, so a discount that started this morning may not show yet. Live player counts are noise below a few hundred concurrents and are simply absent for unreleased games. Steam does not publish user tags on this endpoint, so the tag row shows the store feature list instead. Review labels only appear above ten reviews, and "Very" labels only above fifty.
Price is rarely the useful comparison. Reviews a month since release usually is: how fast a game like yours found its audience, read against the review label the competition actually holds.