Steam Review & Sentiment Analyzer
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from $2.40 / 1,000 results
Scrape Steam game reviews and get a ready-made sentiment report: Steam score, recent vs lifetime trend, review-bomb detection, per-language sentiment, positivity by playtime and top complaint keywords. Also exports full reviews, monthly review history and user reviews. No login.
summary: one sentiment report per game. reviews: every review with its text. history: positive/negative counts per month and per day for the last 30 days, with review-bomb flags. languages: score per review language. userReviews: all reviews a Steam user has published.
Steam app IDs, store/community URLs, or game names (a name is matched to the first Steam search result). Used by summary, reviews, history and languages.
Profile URLs (steamcommunity.com/id/... or /profiles/...), SteamID64s or custom URL names. Used by userReviews. Private profiles return a 'private_profile' row.
Cap for the reviews and userReviews modes. Steam serves 100 reviews per request, so 1,000 reviews = 10 requests.
Newest first is the only order that walks the WHOLE review history. 'Most helpful' is limited by Steam to reviews posted in the last Most-helpful window days.
Only reviews written in this language (reviews mode and the summary's review sample). Text sentiment is computed for English reviews only.
Steam's store score counts Steam purchases only; key buyers can add 10-40% more reviews.
Reviews mode only.
YYYY-MM-DD. With 'Newest first' the scan stops as soon as it passes this date, so incremental runs are cheap.
Only reviews whose author had at least this many hours in the game when reviewing.
Only reviews written with at most this many hours played.
Only for 'Most helpful' order. Steam caps it at 365.
Steam hides reviews from periods it flagged as off-topic (review bombs). Turn on to include them.
Adds a VADER sentiment score to each English review and flags reviews whose text contradicts their thumbs up/down.
Summary mode reads this many newest reviews to compute playtime, Steam Deck, refund and keyword breakdowns. 0 = totals and trend only.
Languages to break down. Empty = 11 biggest languages for summary, all 30 for the languages mode.
Two-letter country code for prices and name search.
How many games/users are processed in parallel. Without a proxy they share one IP and one rate-limit budget, so more parallelism does not speed things up.
Retries per request on rate limits, server errors or network failures, with exponential backoff.
Steam has no bot wall but rate-limits each IP (~46 review requests/min). A proxy gives every game its own IP and swaps it on a rate limit, so big jobs finish much faster. Without one the actor still works, just paced.
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