Which of your Steam games play in the cloud?
Paste your profile. This is what comes back.
What this page does
You already own games. This tells you which of them you can stream tonight, from a browser or a TV, without buying them again.
The profile URL, the name at the end of it, or the 17-digit id. No Steam login, no password, nothing to install.
Your public game list against GeForce NOW, Xbox Cloud, PlayStation Plus, Amazon Luna and Boosteroid, read every day. A game counts only where the service streams the Steam version you own.
Ready to play or Install-to-Play, free or paid plan, or included with a subscription. Your most played games come first.
We read the public game list when you press the button and store nothing. The profile id stays in the address bar, so the result can be bookmarked; delete it and it is gone. Privacy
What a Steam purchase is worth on each service
Two services stream the copy you own. The other three have their own catalogues, and we only tell you when a game of yours is in them. The difference decides what you pay for.
You sign in to Steam inside GeForce NOW and play the game you bought. Two thirds of the catalogue is Install-to-Play: a paid plan installs it on the session's cloud storage first. NVIDIA also keeps some games off the free plan.
We show: Ready to play or Install-to-Play, free or paid plan.
Same model: Steam sign-in inside Boosteroid. Its library games start at once; its install list goes into your cloud storage first. Both need a Boosteroid plan.
We show: Ready to play or install first.
Xbox Cloud does not read Steam. When a game you own is in Game Pass Ultimate, we say so: you would stream the Game Pass copy, with its own saves. Games Microsoft streams only to whoever bought them on the Xbox store are left out.
We show: In Game Pass Ultimate.
No Steam link either. We flag the games in your library that PlayStation Plus Premium streams, as the subscription's copy.
We show: In PS Plus Premium.
Luna can link a Ubisoft or GOG account, not a Steam one. We flag the games in your library that a Luna channel carries.
We show: On Luna.
Your games are on Epic? Epic keeps libraries private, so no site can read yours. We can still tell you which Epic games play on GeForce NOW and which play on Boosteroid.
Questions
Do you store my Steam library?+
No. We read the public game list when you press the button, build the page, and keep nothing. The address bar carries your profile id so you can bookmark or share the result; delete it and nothing remains.
It says my game list is private. What do I do?+
Steam hides game lists by default. In Steam, open your profile, choose Edit profile, then Privacy settings, and set Game details to Public. Retry here. You can set it back to private afterwards.
A game I own is missing. Why?+
Three usual reasons. The publisher has not opted in to that service: Helldivers 2 is still absent from GeForce NOW. The service streams another store's version and not Steam's, which we do not count as playable for you. Or the game is in a regional catalogue we do not read: we read the US catalogues, and a few games differ by country.
Are Family Sharing games included?+
No. Steam's public game list holds the games an account bought or claimed. Games shared to you through Family Sharing are not in it, so we cannot see them.
Does it read my Epic, GOG, Ubisoft or Xbox library?+
No, Steam only. Those stores publish no public library list, so no site can read yours. For Epic we answer it the other way round: which Epic games play on GeForce NOW and on Boosteroid, linked further down this page. GeForce NOW's own Sync reads your other stores once you have the app and an account.
What does Install-to-Play mean?+
GeForce NOW installs the game for you each time you start it. This takes a few minutes and needs the Performance or Ultimate plan. Many GeForce NOW games work this way.
How fresh is this?+
Once a day. The line under your results shows the time of the last check.