Steam Charts is a website that analyzes Steam player numbers and tracks which games have been played the most. It reports concurrent players, 24-hour changes, 30-day peaks, hours played and all-time peak player records. The site states that all data is powered by Steam and that it is not affiliated with Valve.
InternalSteamWebAPI
Documenting the unofficial and internal Steam Web API
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