Valve has released an update that officially adds a personal calendar feature to Steam. First released in Steam Labs in October 2025, this feature displays recommendations for each player based on recently released games and upcoming titles.
Recommendations Based on Playtime from Upcoming Releases
This feature was released as an experiment in Steam Labs in October 2025 and became an official feature today, October 24, 2026.
This feature displays recommended games on the Steam Store for each player, focusing on recently released titles and games scheduled for release soon.
It’s worth noting that this recommendation system, which “learns” every day, is based on the games a player frequently plays, but it places a strong emphasis on playtime. Therefore, it’s explained that trying out one or two new games for just a few minutes won’t have much impact on the recommendations.
Answers to frequently asked questions are also provided
Answers to frequently asked questions are also provided regarding this feature, which was refined based on feedback from players and developers in Steam Labs.
Regarding the Personal Calendar, you can find detailed information on how it works, confirmation that no games are listed through paid placement, and acknowledgment of concerns about the potential for a “filter bubble” (a situation where recommendations become overly biased)—along with a commitment to maintaining diversity.
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