Steam, a popular PC digital game platform known as “Buy Game” , has heard stories that a Shanghai player, Sonix, officially acquired the first game collector: 40,000+ on the night of September 23rd, becoming the first user to own more than 40,000 games in Steam.

According to SteamDB, Sonix ‘ s account number has been registered since July 2010 and cumulatively acquired 40,029 games, DLC 22,137 sets and recorded up to 26,956 works on the Wish List.

Sonix does not have a remote lead in the number of games in the collection, and the American player Ian Brandon Anderson has 39,497 games that are close to 500 to record; the third is a national player from Zhejiang ikun, with a collection of about 36,660.

Another SteamDB data shows that there are only 19 players out of 30,000 in the global game collection, which shows that this is a battle against the top of a very small collection.

Although the number of Sonix games is alarming, his playbook is not entirely open to the public, and only partial data can be obtained from the trails of the display bar, such as Valve’s most popular play, Alien Swarm, which is over 551 hours cumulatively, and the EuroTruck 2 Simulation, which is 255 hours, which shows that he has a unique interest in truck driving.

Sonix has so far unlocked about 80,000 achievements, of which 34 have reached the “total achievement unlock” with an average of about 22 per cent, which means that this guy has not studied all the games in depth (and not much time for ordinary people), like most Steam players.

Steam community has a culture of buying and not playing games for years, and many players have lots of unplayed games. Sonix’s 40,000-dollar collection highlights “go-to-go” as a pleasure and achievement in itself.