概要
What is Steam Review MCP?
Steam Review MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that enables LLMs to retrieve and analyze Steam game reviews and basic game information by querying the Steamworks API.
How to use Steam Review MCP?
Install via Smithery for automatic setup, or run directly with npx steam-review-mcp. Add the server to your MCP client configuration using the steam-review-mcp command. Use the get_steam_review tool by providing a Steam game appid, or invoke the prompts summarize-reviews or recent-reviews-analysis.
Key features of Steam Review MCP
- Retrieves game reviews with positive/negative counts and review scores.
- Fetches game name and detailed description.
- Summarizes pros and cons from game reviews.
- Analyzes recent reviews for current state and player feedback.
- Supports both tool and prompt-based interactions.
Use cases of Steam Review MCP
- Get an overall sentiment summary for a game based on reviews.
- Quickly obtain game basic info (name, description) alongside reviews.
- Analyze recent player feedback to understand a game's current reception.
- Compare positive vs negative review counts for a game.
FAQ from Steam Review MCP
What is the main tool provided by Steam Review MCP?
The get_steam_review tool retrieves game reviews and basic game information when given a Steam appid.
How do I install Steam Review MCP?
You can install it via Smithery (npx -y @smithery/cli install @fenxer/steam-review-mcp --client claude) or run it directly with npx steam-review-mcp. Add the server configuration to your MCP client’s mcpServers object.
What data does Steam Review MCP return?
It returns two objects: game_reviews (success, review score, description, total positive/negative, and review text) and game_info (game name and detailed description).
What prompts are available in Steam Review MCP?
Two prompts: summarize-reviews (overall analysis and pros/cons) and recent-reviews-analysis (analysis of recent reviews, current state, and player feedback). Both require an appid parameter.
Does Steam Review MCP require any authentication or API key?
The README does not mention any authentication; it uses the public Steamworks API endpoint for reviews.
