Is it possible to see a list of which games I have marked as "Not Interested"?
If, during processing your queue, you marked a game as "Not interested", but you later reconsider based on a better understanding of the game, can you undo the "Not Interested" mark somehow?
I know you can change it on the store page, but I'm also looking for a way to change them in bulk. For example: I could have marked an entire genre as "not interested" consistently, but after playing some games in that genre, I might be reconsidering that.
Best Answer
The "Excluded Products" for your account are listed at https://store.steampowered.com/account/notinterested/
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To find out how many games are in your Products list do the following:How do I find my old Steam games?
Manual way: Go to your account-name, click on "show my profile", scroll down until you see "games" listed on the right side (probably above "Inventory" and "screenshots") and click it. Then select "all games" and you should see all games you've played at some point.Can Steam take away your games?
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Answer 2
Following @Sriahciboon 's answer, I wrote a small python script that does most of the work for you. Here you go. :)
This requires you to edit the script and know a bit of python though.
Answer 3
In addition to Carl Reinke's answer for the Steam website, here is one applicable to the Steam program:
Go to Store -> Explore, scroll down a little until you see Your Queue Activity, and select View titles marked not interested under the lowest category Not Interested.
On the following page, you have a simple list of all the titles you marked as 'Not Interested', and scrolling over them reveals a button you can click to delete them from this list:
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