How do I find games all my friends own?
Create a group, add each friend's public Steam profile, and the tool lists the multiplayer games everyone owns, plus games missing from only one or two libraries. No account or password is needed.
FrameReady tools
What can we play tonight?
Find a game everyone can play tonight. Add your friends' Steam profiles and FrameReady lists the multiplayer games your whole group owns and can actually run together, ranked into Ready now, Free options, and Almost ready.
No account needed. We only read public Steam libraries you add, keep just the multiplayer games in common, and the group auto-expires after seven days.
How it works
- Create a temporary group and set how many of you are playing.
- Add each friend by Steam profile URL, vanity name, or SteamID64. Game details must be public.
- Set simple preferences: co-op or competitive, free-to-play only, controller, Steam Deck, download size.
- See the games everyone can play, vote, or let the picker choose for you.
What FrameReady checks that a plain library compare does not
- Shared ownership across the whole group, not just two people.
- Player count so a 4-player game does not show for a group of six.
- Multiplayer type: online co-op, local co-op, shared screen, or PvP.
- Cross-play status, marked verified or unknown, never guessed.
- Steam Deck suitability, controller support, and download size.
- Server status links when FrameReady already tracks the game.
- Almost ready games missing from only one or two libraries.
Privacy
- No Steam password is ever requested.
- Only public libraries can be read, and only the multiplayer games in common are stored.
- Group sessions are not indexed and expire automatically after seven days.
- The group owner can delete the session immediately.
FAQ
Can it read a private Steam library?
No. Steam only exposes a library when the player's game details are set to public. If a profile is private, the tool says so and cannot read it. FrameReady never asks for a Steam password.
Does it check cross-play and Steam Deck?
Yes, where the data is verified. Each result shows cross-play status, Steam Deck suitability, controller support, and download size, and marks anything unconfirmed as unknown rather than guessing.
Is my group session private?
Group pages are not indexed by search engines, sessions expire automatically after seven days, and only the multiplayer games in common are stored, never your full library. The owner can delete the group at any time.
Do all of us need to own the game?
Not always. Free-to-play games work for everyone, and the Almost ready list shows games missing from just one or two libraries so you can decide whether one person should buy in.
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