Steam City: A 3D Pixel-Art Map of Your Steam Library Built with Claude Code

Someone built a 3D pixel-art city from your Steam library using Claude Code. It's called Steam City — paste your Steam ID or profile URL and it generates a city where each building is a game.
How It Works
- Playtime hours determine building height
- Library size determines city width
- Games you actually play have lit windows
- Your backlog sits in the dark, unplayed
Features
- Shared world with 1,000+ players — fly through everyone's buildings
- Leaderboard ranked by gaming shame
- "Shame report" calculates exactly how much money you wasted on games you never launched
- Battle friends — who has the bigger backlog?
- Customizable building with cosmetics
- Downloadable cards of your stats
No Signup Required
Just your Steam ID or profile URL. No signup needed unless you want to claim your building.
Built with Claude Code, inspired by Git City (which does similar visualization for GitHub profiles). Check it out at thesteamcity.com.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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