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I'm pretty stable in the 350-400 range. In my early days of using Steam, I'd pretty frequently buy games in which I was interested but had no immediate plans to play just because they were discounted by what I thought was a good amount. Over time, my standards for "a good deal" have risen quite a bit and my backlog has grown to the point that I've mostly stopped buying games unless it's either such a good deal that I don't expect to ever see it that cheap again (usually because it's in a bundle) or it's one that I'm really interested in and do intend to play in the foreseeable future. That means my library has mostly stagnated before hitting 500.

It makes some amount of sense to me that most people experiencing the same progression of standards would end up in the 100-500 range. It really doesn't take very long at all to rack up 100 Steam games if you go in with the attitude of "That's a good price for something I've been meaning to pick up," especially when bundles get thrown into the mix, but I'd expect that enthusiasm to be tempered somewhat before the 500 mark, at which point library growth slows down dramatically.