Steam reviews tell you why players refund, what keeps them playing and how many hours it took to decide. CommentGrab pulls them from Steam's review API in every language.
Steam at a glance
| Pages | Store app pages and community reviews |
|---|---|
| Read from | Steam's review API |
| Verdict | Recommended or Not Recommended |
| Score | Helpful votes |
| Limit | About 10,000 reviews |
| Replies | None (reviews are flat) |
Each review keeps the player's verdict and hours played with it, so you can split happy players from refunds and read each group on its own.
Columns in every Steam export
| Author | Steam ID |
|---|---|
| Time | Exact date |
| Score | Helpful votes |
| Text | The review, marked Recommended or Not Recommended, with hours played |
CSV opens in Excel and Google Sheets, JSON suits code and AI tools, and Markdown pastes into notes.
Its store page or community reviews page.
CommentGrab requests the reviews from Steam's API, all languages.
CSV opens in Excel; filter by verdict or hours.


Open the game's store page, click the CommentGrab widget and export. It pulls up to about 10,000 reviews from Steam's API.
Yes, along with Recommended or Not Recommended and the helpful vote count.
All of them. Filter the CSV by language if you only want some.
Yes. Every export is free, with no account and no credits. AI analysis is optional and runs on your own OpenAI key.
No. Exports and saved threads stay in your browser. The only outside service is OpenAI, and only when you start an analysis with your own key.
Install CommentGrab, open a Steam game page and click the widget. Free, no account.