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I believe there is a large percentage of the Steam Community who who take some form of notes while gaming, and there are a lot of games such as roguelikes or metroidvanias where note taking is almost required to make progress and that are very suitable for note taking. The service is the largest digital distribution platform for PC gaming, estimated around 75 of the market share in 2013 according to IHS Screen Digest. Notes are a feature that's been requested for years, with a post on the Steam subreddit (opens in new tab) from 2018 suggesting, "This would be great for working strategies on CS and noting builds in Dota 2." Another user on the Steam forum (opens in new tab) suggested the same thing in 2019, saying, "I would love to be able to take notes within the Steam platform so I can have my gaming notes easily accessible to me on the platform I am interacting with instead of having to worry about loosing my physical gaming notes and having to find them each time I game. So many of my screenshots are random walls with things that might be puzzle clues on them, or dialogue scenes where an NPC gives directions. An equivalent that could be brought up in the Steam overlay, ideally hosting screenshots and links as well as text notes, sure would be helpful for all those games where you have to remember codes or strings of numbers. Back in the day, game manuals would often have a blank page or two for notes at the back.