Steam reviews, on call for your agents.
Steam Review MCP is ReviewForge's remote MCP server. Connect AI agents and internal tools to the Steam review dataset — search games, pull filtered reviews, read analytics, and trigger review syncs from any MCP client.
What is Steam Review MCP
Steam Review MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes the Steam review dataset behind ReviewForge. OAuth-capable clients use the main /mcp endpoint; legacy manual setups can fall back to /mcp-legacy. No scraping, no rate-limit handling, no schema wrangling — your agent calls tools and gets structured data back.
MCP protocol
Works with any MCP-compatible client — Claude, Cursor, and other AI tools that speak the Model Context Protocol.
Steam review data
Backed by the ReviewForge dataset: the Steam catalog, localized game metadata, and indexed player reviews in English and Chinese.
Billing by credits
Each successful tool call spends credits from your shared wallet. Free to start; Pro for recurring monthly capacity.
Tools
Five tools cover discovery, review browsing, analytics, and sync control.
Start with 1,000 free credits — Pro adds 12,000 monthly.
search_games
Search the Steam catalog by AppID or game name.
filter_reviews
Fetch a page of reviews with filters for language, sentiment, purchase type, recency, and text search.
get_review_stats
Aggregate analytics by day, week, or month — sentiment, language, playtime, and vote distributions.
get_review_sync_status
Check whether a game's reviews are synced and whether an immediate sync is needed.
sync_reviews_now
Trigger an immediate review pull for a game. Free in v1, protected by quota and cooldown.
Prompt examples
Real prompts agents run against Steam Review MCP — each with the tool calls behind it and the answer that comes back.
Black Myth: Wukong (AppID 2358720) is synced, with about 1.21 million reviews (launched Aug 2024).
Overall reception: the positive rate stays high (around 88–90%), with strong recognition of the art, soundtrack, and boss showcase. But the negative critiques are real and concentrated, not just memes.
Negative reviews cluster into 4 themes:
- Too hard / no difficulty option — most common; casual players get turned away
- Invisible walls + weak guidance — frustrating exploration, easy to get lost or trigger a boss
- Unfair boss telegraphs — even veterans say they can't read attacks
- Story adaptation disputes — some fans dislike the dark re-imagining
Getting Started
Follow a step-by-step guide to sign in, create a legacy MCP key, and configure a manual fallback client — with ready-to-paste configs and prompts.
The guide walks you through each step in your browser, with your real legacy API key injected into generated /mcp-legacy configs and prompts.
Open the step-by-step guide