Steam Store Games Scraper

Pull structured game data from the Steam store. Search by keyword, or hand it a list of app IDs or store URLs, and get one clean row per game: price and discount, genres and categories, developers and publishers, release date, Metacritic score, aggregate review counts, and player stats from SteamSpy.

It reads Steam's own public JSON endpoints. No login, no API key, no captcha. Route it through Apify Proxy for larger runs.

What it collects

For each game you get up to 40 fields, including:

• name, app ID, type, store URL, short description
• price, currency, discount percent, free-to-play flag
• developers, publishers, genres, categories
• release date and coming-soon flag
• Metacritic score and link
• review score label plus total positive, negative, and overall review counts
• SteamSpy owner range, peak concurrent players, and playtime
• supported platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux), controller support, required age
• DLC count, achievement count, supported languages
• header image, capsule image, screenshots, and trailer names

Input

• searchTerms: keywords to search the store, each resolved to matching games
• appIds: Steam app IDs or store URLs
• startUrls: store app URLs, app ID read from each
• resultsPerSearch: how many games to take per search term
• maxItems: overall cap, 0 means no cap
• country and language: control pricing, availability, and store text
• includeSteamSpy and includeReviewSummary: toggle the extra stat lookups
• proxyConfiguration: Apify Proxy settings

The default run searches for stardew valley and the witcher, so it returns a filled dataset out of the box.

Output

One dataset item per game. Export to JSON, CSV, or Excel, pull it over the API, or feed it into another tool.

Pricing

Pay per result. You are charged for each game returned, so you only pay for data you get.

Notes

Steam's endpoints are stable and open, but the store search layout can shift. If a search term returns fewer games than expected, pass app IDs or store URLs directly for exact control.