Steam Replay for 2025 is now available, giving players a fun way to look back at their year in gaming. It shows what games you played, how much time you spent playing, and other simple stats from the year. Many platforms now do yearly summaries like this, with Spotify Wrapped starting the trend, and services like YouTube and Twitch followed by showing users what they watched and enjoyed in 2025.
Valve’s Steam Replay covers your playtime from January 1, 2025, through the end of December 14, 2025. This gives players a clear picture of most of their gaming year, and also focuses on their habits–such as how many games they played games with either a keyboard or controller–and highlights their most-played games. This year, I finally really got into games on Steam with Peak and Repo, and I’m still dabbling with Lethal Company.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year – Steam Replay 2025 is now available!
Take a trip down memory lane and see how many games you played, how much you played per month, and many more fun stats for the year.
Check out yours (login required): https://t.co/Zq9vxaFit4… pic.twitter.com/SrVS9oNdIP
— Steam (@Steam) December 16, 2025
Other gaming platforms have also released their yearly summaries, as PlayStation posted its yearly wrap-up last week. To see your Steam Replay, you can visit Valve’s website or click the Steam Replay banner in the Steam app’s store page. It’ll be interesting to see how the Steam Machine will affect players next year for those who prefer a more traditional console setup.
There are a few limits to keep in mind: Steam Replay does not count time played while offline or disconnected from the internet. It also leaves out unreleased games, preloads, prerelease versions, and disabled games.
