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How to use this data

Choose games that resemble your idea, then explore market size, releases, reviews, and tags. The numbers help you investigate; the decision is still yours.

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Choose a genre and a game type. The analysis uses titles that have both among their main tags instead of comparing your idea with the whole catalogue.
Look at each signal
Game count, recent releases, approval, and concentration answer different questions. Read them together before deciding whether there may be room.
Colour shows how many games use a tag
In Matrix and Orbit, blue means the tag appears in a smaller share of the group; red means a larger share. Colour does not measure quality, revenue, or chance of success.
Owners and concentration are estimates
Values marked with ≈ are SteamSpy estimates. Concentration is also an estimate based on paid games in the group, not audited revenue.
The data is a snapshot in time
Tags, games, and dates reflect the latest available update. If something is missing, that does not prove it was never attempted or that there is no demand.

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Industry map

See which games have enough classification data to form comparable markets and which still sit at the edge of the map. This prevents missing data from appearing as a market opportunity.

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How the catalogue is divided

Not all 181,271 games in the catalogue have enough information for a fair comparison. That is why they appear in three groups.

Snapshot 2026-08-27

In comparable markets

67,17537.1%

They have enough genre and game-type information to enter at least one comparable group. Only these games power the percentages and analysis metrics.

Classified, but without a comparable market

16,7219.2%

They have useful tags for research, but still lack a compatible genre or game type for a reliable comparison.

Without enough tag data

97,37553.7%

They are in the catalogue, but their observed profile does not yet have enough tags for this reading.

Comparable markets

Choose a genre lens, then open a game type. The same title can appear in more than one lens when its classification supports different comparisons.

Action

Bubble size represents how many games form the market.

Shooter6,464Arcade5,832Platformer4,718Action-Adventure4,536FPS3,549Horror3,0312D Platformer2,808Shoot 'Em Up2,510Bullet Hell2,478Action Roguelike2,456Survival1,961Action RPG1,886Top-Down Shooter1,731Open World1,607Hack and Slash1,5903D Platformer1,487Psychological Horror1,320Survival Horror1,272

At the edge of the map

These games remain available for research, but do not enter a market's percentages, release pace, or concentration until they form a reliable comparable group.

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How we recover incomplete classifications

Of the 7,021 games without a genre lens among their main tags, 4,745 could use a compatible official store genre. As a result, 4,676 now enter at least one comparable market; 2,276 remain outside the metrics.

An official genre used for support is identified in game lists
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