Questions about categorizing Steam library

Right click on any game, set category

I recommend Metro2033, it is a good immersive FPS. The Supreme Commander and Company of Heroes series are pretty good RTS games.

To those thinkingg wahhhh takes so long!!!

first off why you asking how to do something if you aren't willing to do it?

well you canjust put a game into a category whenever you play it,

or just make a favorites category so you have all the games you play at the top

You have to do it manually, so what you do is, you have some fun with it. I name all my categories funny things that make me laugh.

All games set in space are "Kevin Spacey"s, point-and-click adventure games are "Artsy Storytellers", puzzle games are "Puzzly Thinkerers" and Strategy games are "Timespender Thinkerers". Stealth games are "Stealthy Mo-fos", First-Person shooters are "Shooty Incipient Individuals" and finally Racing games are "Racists".

Before you know it you have everything categorized and all lubed up.

Hey Sam! :)

I tried keeping my library organized by genre, but it just go so messy. Most games don't just fit into one category, that in an attempt to describe them, I practically had a different category for every single game. Now I just have my games in alphabetical categories.

If you're willing to organize off of Steam, try out http://www.grouvee.com/ you can import your Steam library. Then you can, in your shelf view, click a genre and it'll show you which games you have in that category. It's pretty handy. Plus you can add your own shelves for more organization.

Here's my collection for an example: http://www.grouvee.com/user/Jess/shelves/

Google "depressurizer," it's a pretty good library manager.

For RTS, I'd definitely recommend Supreme Commander. It's the only RTS game I know of in which you can have giant submersible land battleship carriers fighting flying saucer aircraft carriers with giant death lasers. Also, epic nuke wars.