The new experimental feature will allow users to visually track already released and not yet released games – directly in the client or via the network.
We’re all familiar with struggling with the never-ending hordes of new games on Steam – and now it might be a little easier.
Valve as part of its program Steam Labs started testing a feature called Personal calendarwhich automatically tracks your library and suggests titlesthat may interest you – whether they are currently released or in development.
How does this work? The system takes into account the game you spend the most time playing and selects similar games accordingly. You will see the categories in the calendar “Games released in the last 7 days”, “over the last month” whose “coming”.
Additionally, the titles you have added to your wishlist will also appear automatically. Users can then customize filtering by genre, amount of play time, and other tags.
Function at the moment at the testing stage and is only available on Steam Labs – Valve has not announced when (or if) it will be available to all users.
A personal calendar can be a really useful tool for expanding your game collection in a more personal way, and a fun tool for discovering lesser-known games.
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Source : Zing
