Steam ID of Games: Fixed or Random?

So I'm creating a simple bat script to move Terraria Maps to a specific Dropbox Folder, and I've added a few more funcionalities than just moving the map from the Dropbox Folder to the PC folder and viceversa. One of those new funcionalities is to launch Terraria from the bat script.

Since I can't find any info on this subject, my question is: Does the Steam ID of a game changes from user to user, or it's the same for everybody ? (I.E My Terraria Steam ID is 105600)

It's probably a dumb question, but very useful for me (and I'm guessing for someone else too) because the script fetches that ID.

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Best Answer

The ID's are the same for all users on Steam. If you take the browser link of Terraria in the Steam-Store, you can see the ID you was talking about

http://store.steampowered.com/app/105600/

Edit: But for your script, keep in mind that Game ID's can change anytime, Steam wont promise that the ID's will be the same forever.

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How do I find my Steam game ID number?

You can find your Steam ID from the profile tab of the Steam application by locating its URL.

Your Steam ID is a 17-digit number unique to you, which you can use to link other people to your profile, or use for third-party applications.

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What does my Steam ID mean?

A SteamID is a unique identifier used to identify a Steam account. It is also used to refer to a user's Steam Community profile page.

What is the Steam 64 ID?

steamIDs. A steamID is a unique identifier used to identify a Steam account. A steamID can be converted to the newer steamID3 and to a steamID64, sometimes referred to as community ID or friendID. With this steamID64, a user's Steam community page can be found.

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