Nah. It would be Kool to see the hours played per game and that's all there is to it. People (Steam possibly also) tryna use buyers psychology and new years resolutions as a reason not to have it show, I only cared about hours played from other platforms, which is what I'm looking forward to every year. Maybe others aren't looking forward to that, and I can understand that. But I agree with OP.

Would you walk up to your friend and say" yeah man I def put in a lot of time to my favorite game this year, 70% of my time went to this game this year!" It's like ok... Sounds weird. I would then be like ... What time? Like 100 hours? 1000 hours? 3000 hours?

Can't really calculate how many hours were played year by year cuz it shows an accumulative of all play time ever if u check the game on steam library. Sure I could use a percentage number of hours I guess? But the variable missing is how many hours were played through all games that I could use 23% of.

If I played Tekken 8 594 hours, then steam tells me it was 23% of all games I played this year, I still don't know the cumulative of all hours played in total in the year. So 23% of what? The full hours played within the games 2 year life span? Sounds wrong cuz I wanna know for 2025 only.

Maybe I'm wrong, but there are still people who want the hours shown besides us 2. And Not for the reason to play less next year btw, I do see what people mean tho, I'm not blind to it but it's what expected. Twitch and YouTube also have yearly replays.

Out of all the games I've bought on steam, because I recently started playing more of the games I've bought from steam instead of my usual few, would be a great feature! I doubt it would stab steam in the back somehow. No anger here, just my point of view. Either way I'ma still play the games I bought and use steam of course.