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Managing Your Games

View your imported games, explore game details, and access campaign management per game.

After adding games from Steam, you can manage them from your Games library.

Adding Games

There are three ways to get a game into your library, and none of them requires linking your Steam account:

  • Publisher API key import - connect your Steamworks key and Gamosy imports your whole catalog automatically. See Connecting Steam
  • Store page verification - add a single game without any API key by proving you control its Steam store page. See Verify Game Ownership
  • Not on Steam yet - pre-launch, on itch.io, or heading to a console store first: write to us at info@gamosy.com and we'll reply with the best way to get your game in

Every Gamosy feature works the same whichever path you take.

Games Library

Navigate to Developer → Games to see all your imported games. Each game card shows the game's name, header image, and import status.

Game Detail Page

Click on any game to open its detail page. This page has a hero section with the game's header image and title, plus a tabbed interface:

Overview Tab

Shows the game's description, genres, pricing, release status, and review scores - all automatically imported from Steam.

Details Tab

Full technical information about your game from the Steam Store API.

Screenshots and the game's trailer. If a trailer is available, it plays with an embedded video player that supports HLS streaming.

Campaigns Tab

Lists all campaigns you've created for this game. You can create new campaigns directly from here.

Impact Tab

Shows aggregate impact data across all campaigns for this game:

  • Total keys distributed
  • Total content pieces produced
  • Content views and engagement
  • Wishlist tracking chart (manual entries plus automatic wishlist import, when enabled)

See Campaign Impact and Wishlist Tracking for details.

Steam Data Enrichment

Gamosy automatically enriches your game data from the public Steam Store API on a regular basis. This includes:

  • Description and short description
  • Genres and categories
  • Screenshots and movie/trailer URLs
  • Pricing (current price, currency)
  • Review scores (positive and negative review counts)
  • Release date and current players
  • Supported platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux)

This data is displayed on your game detail page and on the public games catalog.