What We'd Like to See in Valve's Year in Review

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Valve is reportedly working on an individualized «Year in Review» page for its consumers, though this rumor has not been officially confirmed by the company. It is expected that Valve will model this page after Spotify Wrapped or Nintendo Switch's Year in Review. The developer behind SteamDB, Pavel Djundik, recently shared in a Tweet that he had uncovered information that suggests the page is in progress.

According to Djundik, the Valve statistics will likely be ready for the 2022 Winter Sale, which annually occurs between December 22 and January 5. Calling upon the current API will display total playtime and total sessions in the year, but the company is almost surely going to be including more data that may surprise some gamers.

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While there are already statistics that users can find on alternate websites like SteamDB, this will be the first truly integrated version of the data into Steam's core client. There are several statistics that would be interesting see when the Winter Sale commences, though having an option to private certain information will hopefully be available for those that just want it for themselves.

Game with Most Transactions — Seeing what game a player has spent the most money on could be quite the rude awakening for some, or simply an entertaining statistic for others. This could range from microtransactions for in-game loot to the purchase of the base game itself.

Total Playtime and Total Sessions — It has already been stated that total playtime and sessions will be featured, but Valve could go a step further and detail a list of what games were played the most and how many sessions were played in that time. For example, if a person has the max play