One copy away
See the games everyone owns except one person — so you know which single purchase unlocks the most nights together.
Steam library compare · free for up to 8
Drop in your friends' Steam profiles. In seconds you'll see every game your whole group already owns — and then actually pick one.
games all 4 of you ownout of 70 between you
Example: 39 games all 4 friends own, out of 70 between them.
Deep Rock Galactic
Online co-op · Controller
Example data — fictional players, real games.
Paste profile links, or sign in through Steam and tick friends off your list. Two to sixteen people.
Every game you all own, sorted by what you actually play — plus the ones a single copy would unlock.
Filter to co-op, shortlist a few, send a vote to the group chat, or let the roulette pick for you.
More than a list
See the games everyone owns except one person — so you know which single purchase unlocks the most nights together.
Games you all own and nobody has launched. Our example group has 13.
Filter to what fits tonight, then spin. No more twenty-minute debates.
Shortlist a few and drop a vote link in the chat. Everyone taps, one veto each.
A link with a proper preview card — "we own 39 games in common, somehow we still play CS2."
Discord bot
Type /compare and the bot checks everyone in the channel. /roulette picks for you. Results link back here when you want the full picture.
Still stuck? Help & troubleshooting covers the rest.
No. Paste profile links, SteamID64s or custom URL names and compare. Signing in through Steam (on Steam's own site — we never see your password) lets you pick friends from your Steam friends list.
Their Steam "Game details" privacy setting is probably set to Friends Only or Private. It's separate from profile visibility. We'll tell you exactly who is hidden, still compare everyone else, and give you a message to send them with the one-minute fix.
Yes. Comparisons for up to 8 players, filters, roulette, group votes and share links are free. Premium adds bigger groups (up to 16), saved groups and Discord bot extras.
We don't store game libraries — they're fetched from Steam when you compare. If you sign in we keep your Steam ID, display name and avatar. Share and vote links store the Steam IDs in that group plus a short summary. Usage stats are anonymous counts with no IDs attached.
Partly. Steam's API lists games each person owns. Borrowed games played in the last two weeks count too, but borrowed games nobody has played recently won't appear.
No. WeBothPlay is an independent project that uses the public Steam Web API. It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Valve.