I have a number of games in my Steam library. Not all of them are family games, which means they don't show up when using the family view.
I can manually add games to the family games, so my kids can play them without needing me to log in for them.
When not in familiy view, I can filter my library by family games (it's the option right below Favourites), but I would like to filter by non-family games, to see if there are any I should reclassify so my kids can play them.
How do I find the non-family games in my Steam library?
I thought the games got their classification by their publishers, but it may very well be possible that all games start out as non-family. Regardless, I'd like to see the ones that aren't family games yet.
Note that I'm not asking about family sharing, but about the family friendliness ratings the games get.
Best Answer
Are you already using manually set categories? This might be useful in combination with what you're already doing.
One can manually create new categories for their Steam games, and then manually flag their games as going into that category.
To start, right click on a title and select, "Set Categories..." on the popup menu. In the middle of the next popup, there's a field sitting next to a button labeled "Add Category". Create one called "Non-Family Games". A checked checkbox should appear in the list above the field.
Go into "Set Categories..." for other titles, and click the checkbox for your new category. Repeat for other titles.
Now you should have a new option to filter your games by "Non-Family Games".