Apps

Everything on Steam, newest first: games, DLC, demos, playtests, software, tools, soundtracks and videos. New ones appear within seconds of Steam adding them.

What is an app?

On Steam, an app is one product: a game, a DLC, a demo, a soundtrack, a piece of software. Each has its own number (the App ID, the number in its store link), usually its own store page and community hub, and it is what shows up in your library.

You don't buy apps directly: you buy or activate a package, which unlocks one or more apps.

App	Type	Released	Playing now	Owners (est.)
Breath of Fire IVApp 4249150	Game	Apr 2, 2026	19	12.6K–37.7K†
Dino Crisis 2App 4249140	Game	Feb 13, 2026	3	15K–44.9K†
Dino CrisisApp 4249130	Game	Feb 13, 2026	14	19.5K–58.6K†
Resident Evil 3 Nemesis (1999)App 4249120	Game	Apr 2, 2026	59	50.1K–150.2K†
Resident Evil 2 (1998)App 4249110

We read every app on Steam continuously, so this list fills in and stays current on its own. Owners are a public estimate service's range for games and software; † marks an estimate from the app's Steam review count (about 20 to 60 owners per review), used for DLC, soundtracks and the rest.

Apps

Everything on Steam, newest first: games, DLC, demos, playtests, software, tools, soundtracks and videos. New ones appear within seconds of Steam adding them.

What is an app?

You don't buy apps directly: you buy or activate a package, which unlocks one or more apps.

App	Type	Released	Playing now	Owners (est.)
Breath of Fire IVApp 4249150	Game	Apr 2, 2026	19	12.6K–37.7K†
Dino Crisis 2App 4249140	Game	Feb 13, 2026	3	15K–44.9K†
Dino CrisisApp 4249130	Game	Feb 13, 2026	14	19.5K–58.6K†
Resident Evil 3 Nemesis (1999)App 4249120	Game	Apr 2, 2026	59	50.1K–150.2K†
Resident Evil 2 (1998)App 4249110