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Steam Community vs The100.io

Steam Community

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The100.io

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FigureSteam CommunityThe100.io
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published13
Spec score · Gaming Community Platforms8.4 (#3)8.0 (#8)
EligibilityValve sets the minimum age to create a Steam User Account at 13, with parental consent required where local laws set a higher age of consent.The terms state that users must be at least 13 years old to use the service.
PrivacyValve says it does not sell personal data and provides a Privacy Dashboard for users to access, rectify, or delete personal data.The site says most user information is public, while email addresses are kept private.
PurposeSteam Community provides community and official content for games and software on Steam.The service matches players into groups of 100 based on when they play, timezone, age, and whether they are serious or casual.
SecurityValve lists pseudonymization, industry-standard encryption, data minimization, and need-to-know access among its data protection measures.The site says it uses SSL on all web pages and stores passwords hashed and salted with Bcrypt.
SupportSteam Support guides users through self-service steps or lets them send a help request to the support team.Users can contact support through the support page or email, and can manage or cancel a monthly contribution from their profile.

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Steam Community

  • Steam CommunityFree

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The100.io

  • BasicFree
  • One-time contributionPrice not published
  • SupporterPrice not published

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In their own words

Steam Community

Steam Community is a social space for players to share content, follow games and connect with friends. Game hubs gather discussions, uploaded material and game updates; users can browse screenshots, artwork, broadcasts, videos, Workshop items, news, guides and reviews. Steam Chat supports text and voice conversations with friends or groups, including videos, Tweets and GIFs. Steam Broadcast lets users stream gameplay to friends or the wider community. Workshop offers player-created mods and cosmetics for nearly 1,000 supported games. Steam also lists achievements and custom recommendations. Its mobile app for iOS and Android provides access to Community, Discussions, Market, Workshop, broadcasts, friends, groups, screenshots and inventory. Steam Community is free, though access to more Hubs requires a Steam account. The client supports 28 languages and counting. Steam accounts are personal and generally cannot be sold or transferred. Users under 13 may not subscribe, and local law may set a higher minimum age for account creation.

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The100.io

The100.io helps video game players find groups based on play time, timezone, age, and preference for serious or casual play. Players can create sessions by choosing a game, date, start time, platform, and group, with optional notes. Others can join, waitlist, or reserve a place when a session is full. Members can join or leave groups, although some groups require admin approval. Discord accounts can be linked; the bot can recognize linked users, post their games, list upcoming group sessions, and create sessions from plain-language descriptions. Users can manage gaming email and mobile push notifications, including specific notification types. The service has web, Android, and iOS access, though most active development happens on the website. Basic functionality and finding a group are free. Supporters can make voluntary monthly contributions and cancel at any time; listed benefits include calendar sync, customization, and joining up to six groups. Personal API tokens are limited to supporters, and Discord Bots API access requires prior approval. Users must be at least 13 years old.

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