Hey I was just wondering if there is a calculator online that allows you to see your account value without bundle games.

I know I have more than $100 value on my account minus bundles because I am able to participate in Steamgifts.

I was really just curious what my value was without the bundle games.

Cant seem to find a calculator that does it without the bundles...

Any idea?

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Use of the calculators then manually remove all bundle games?

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Manually calculating non-bundle games would be easier -_-

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That depends on the individual's circumstances. If you have many more bundle games than non-bundle then obviously calculating non-bundle games' worth manually would be easier, and vice versa.

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It makes no difference really, you will be doing the same in both cases:

  1. Use of the sites that calculate it.
  2. Copy it to somewhere you can edit(Excel is a good choice as you can use it to make the new calc).
  3. Make a blank file of whatever program you chose.
  4. Copy whichever there are less of to the other one.
  5. You now have separate lists of bundled and non-bundled games.

Though personally I have so few games that you guys with 1k+ should have better ways. Hell until very recently I had more non-bundled than bundled games.

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The problem is that some people actually purchased the game which later became part of a bundle. There's no way for those calculators to tell which was purchased outside of a bundle especially if you buy from sites such as GamersGate, GMG, Amazon, Gamefly, Impulse and so on which also gives you steam keys.

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Went through my Steam games not long ago and manually added every actual price I paid into a site called [edit][strike]SteamGauge[/strike] (GaugePowered, same as kanga linked -- was away from the comp and didn't remember it right)[/edit]. Took me about a week or two. If I can do it, I'm sure you can, with a comparatively smaller library. You'll actually have an easier time of it if you want to exclude bundle games, since you can just set those all to 0.00 or hide them. I set each new game's price to a portion of the whole bundle's price for my calculations -- if there were 8 games in a bundle, but only five were new to me, and the bundle cost $5, I'd set each of their values at $1.00.

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Not exactly convenient for those with >200 games (like me) but once it's done, it does make things much easier when you buy more games

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You still have to manually adjust the price, but try this one

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Closed 1 decade ago by skystarlit.