I don't mean uninstall them, just delete those games from my account.

For example calling Steam support and telling them that i'm not interested in a few games that i got in a bundle, etc.
Or any other way to just hide them from my own sight and my friends sight, like if they doesn't longer exist?

I know i won't play these games anymore, so, is there any way?
Just curious.

Thanks and have a nice day :)

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Sending off a request to Steam Support is exactly what you do. So long as you're not expecting any compensation for the loss, they will gladly remove a title from your library permanently.

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Pretty fair. Thanks! :)

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yes, contact steam support, they can do it

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Don't think so, Origin had that option to hide some of your games

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Why exactly would you want this?

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Bad Rats?

11 years ago
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What does it matter if it's in my inventory?:s

11 years ago
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People will see and judge you!

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I wouldn't remove my games because of this but a hide games feature would be nice. I hate that people see my games list and get ideas.

11 years ago
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A hide game features would be really nice, yes.

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+1

11 years ago
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For the bundle games, if it was from a multi game key, they can only remove all or none of the games from the key.

11 years ago
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While Steam Support does not "like" to make these sorts of changes, they will infact remove an item from your account if you request them to do so and have a legitimate reason. For example, I was on of the unfortunate souls who purchased APB (All Points Bulletin) before Realtime Worlds went "bankrupt" and shut down the MMO servers, rendering the game unplayable. In this circumstance Steam Support was glad to remove the item from my account. On one other occasion I had the Duke Nukem Forever "Demo" removed from my account so I wouldn't have to be reminded of that horrible piece of garbage.

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Is that what I need to do with Gotham City Imposters, which I've never played, bought, or even installed? :/

11 years ago
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You probably have some DLC for it. Valve made free-to-play games appear in your library, if you own DLC for them.

11 years ago
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Nope, I just add all the games I play to the "favorites" and minimize the rest of the junk.

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You can try contacting Steam support. There will be a 50/50 chance of whether they do it, mostly depending on what sort of mood the support person is in. Also, they'll probably yell at you.

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Lol.

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Why would you want less games? Lol

11 years ago
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Plenty of reasons. For example, Steam has no parental controls...

11 years ago
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Yet. They're coming very soon. Citation.

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What a bullshit feature. Kids are going to have a giant leaping hole in their gaming culture..

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actually i was waiting for that feature for quite a time, now i can start making kids i guess and hide all the fun stuff from them

11 years ago
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Bad rats? Dota2? WarZ?

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I had to get them to remove a game I couldn't install - region locked

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And that's the only real reason to do it.

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WHY ?!!!

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A bad mania i have with minimalize what i use and what i don't use. Just that.
Customization affair.

Have a nice day :)

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thats quite sad have you sought help?

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And why do you think its sad? :S
It's nothing bad at all.
All people got manias. Ones eat their nails, anothers scratch their heads, etc.

I just like it clean about what i won't use. I'm not hurting anyone with this :)

Have a nice day :)

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Pfff, you can create a category "dump" or "games off" or something, and minimize the category.

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The OP probably means hiding the games actually form his account. For example if he had played hours of Bad Rats and wanted to hide it from his friends, they would still be able to see it by going to his profile page and clicking in "Games". :D

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^Exactly what he said :)

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Yes

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I accidentally installed SteamApp9, which automatically ties everything free to your account. I contacted Steam support and gave them a list of the apps with their appids that I wanted to remove, and a few days later the deed was done.

Weirdly enough, a few days after that somebody from Steam support responded (I forgot to close the ticket) and said that apps can't be removed from a Steam account...even though somebody else did...and other people have done so before...weird.

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How can you install / add that?

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I want to know too!

11 years ago
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I've had them remove 'Low-Violence' versions of games (AU purchase) from my account so I could redeem a USA Full-Violence copy. They've been more than happy to assist.

11 years ago
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Add games you want to hide to a category, and just don't open that category. :)

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If you are ashamed for playing 299292 hours of bad rats here is what you can do:Disable internet,play the bad game for many hours.When you are done you exit the game and start teh internet.Voila.you played 23912312 hours without being recorded.

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Incredible.

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Like some people already said. Right click on any game > Set Category > Create a new category where you dump your unwanted games > Click on the + in your games list to hide the entire list > Move every game you don't want to see anymore into that category by checking the box in the "set category" option. Et voila. :p

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This is exactly what I've done with my finished games

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Put them in a category and minimize that category. Something like: "Let 'em dust" or "Never ever going to ever play" or "Fuck this" or "nope" or "You guys suck" or "Cellar" or..

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I've "garbage" for that

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go outside

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"You are what you play" Still not enough reason to want less games in your account.

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Closed 11 years ago by IrionDaRonin.