Steam Library Boost: Add Games and Grow Your Game Count

Orders go through Steam trade bots, and the buttons on this page open their Steam Community profiles. Only open bots through the buttons on steamezhub.com. You activate the keys yourself, so you never share your login, password or Steam Guard codes.

1. Pick the Mid Tier or Rare Tier and open that bot's profile.
2. Place your order following the bot's instructions; the bot also shows the payment options. Send the bot !rate to see the current price per game, and !help for its other commands.
3. The bot delivers Steam keys automatically, 24/7, skipping games already in your library.
4. Activate the keys in the Steam client (Games → Activate a Product on Steam…) or on the Steam website.
5. Every activated game adds +1 to your library and +1 to the Game Collector badge.

"Bundle trash" means cheap games handed out in bargain bundles so often that many collectors already own them. The Rare Tier leaves them out. Keys in both packs are 100% legit.

Your Steam library lists everything on the account, but the game count on your profile, which drives the Game Collector badge, only includes games Steam treats as fully featured. That's why the two numbers often differ. You can see your counted games on your profile and on the badge page. Every game in our Mid Tier and Rare Tier packs counts: each one adds +1 to your library and +1 to the badge.

• Counted: games bought in the Steam store, received as gifts or activated with a key. You don't need to install or launch them.
• Not counted: games marked "Profile Features Limited" on their store page. Steam lifts the mark automatically once a game reaches enough sales and players.
• Usually not counted: most free-to-play games, even if you've played them, though there are exceptions.
• Not counted: DLC and games borrowed through Family Sharing.

Game Collector is an automatic badge: you don't craft it, and it grows with your counted games, including every game from our packs. It moves up a tier at 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500 and 1,000 games, then at every 1,000 after that.

The badge gives XP that counts toward your Steam level just like XP from crafted badges. The table shows how much XP each tier gives. All 48 tiers up to 40,000 games, with images and names, are on the Game Collector badge page. To see which Steam level your XP adds up to, use the Steam level calculator.

For comparison, one trading card set crafts one badge level worth 100 XP, so 1,000 games give about as much XP as 12–13 card sets. Card sets remain the main way to level up, and game packs complement them.

Steam allows up to 50 key activations per hour. Too many activation attempts in a short time, especially failed ones, make Steam temporarily block activation for your account or IP address and ask you to wait. To activate many keys at once, you can use the Augmented Steam (opens in a new tab) browser extension.

• Copy and paste keys instead of typing them: every typo is an extra failed attempt.
• Activate in batches, no more than 50 keys per hour, and keep track of which keys you've redeemed.
• If Steam blocks you, pause and continue later instead of retrying again and again.
• Packs don't include keys for games already in your library because the bot skips them, so you won't waste activation attempts on duplicates.
• Make sure you're signed in to the right account: a key is tied to the account that activates it.

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