Steam mega-update ends our long national game-sorting nightmare, adds CPU temp measuring, and a gajillion other bullet points

Kiryu gives a thumbs up to the screen.

Of the many challenges facing our home, the good ship planet Earth, surely none is greater than the fact our Steam libraries won't organise themselves properly. If you own the Assassin's Creed or Yakuza games, you know what I'm talking about: Steam's rigid alphabetisation of your library means that series are presented out of order. For instance, Yakuza Kiwami (which is Yakuza 1) comes after Yakuza 6, and Assassin's Creed Odyssey comes before AC Origins.

Psychological torture. But our long national nightmare is over: as of September 9th's Steam mega-update, the client has a new feature to put an end to it. "Added a Customization tab to game properties," read the patch notes. "The Customization tab allows users to view and set custom artwork for the game and set a custom sort title that will be used instead of the actual title when sorting games in the library."