This is so cool. I was looking forward for so many days for this feature.
Hope they add this to the top level listing also like Steam, rather than only nesting it within the description.
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Not dumb at all as this feature is kinda hidden.
Like @SpiderLink explained, you have to first enter a game page and then click on the game’s name.
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Thanks! Still took me a minute to figure out what you meant, but I got there (in case I’m not the only one: you need to click to see a game’s stats from your profile and then click on the game name on the stats screen to be able to search).
Only 14 days in Ark, which surprises me because I feel like I pretty much only played that game for months. Makes me think it’s still not tracking everything correctly, but it’s still fun to look at some of the numbers 
Yeah, it’s weird that they’d hide it like that. Oh well.
On an unrelated note, I’m glad I was playing a good game instead of a shitty only-playing-it-for-gamerscore game when you took those screenshots so I don’t have to try to justify it to everyone!
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I apparently have just under 800hrs in Gems of War. 
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I feel as if they should make the times played, going from minutes to hours, cuz showing days is kinda unnecessary in my opinion. Hopefully they allow you to toggle it that it only shows minutes and hours someday.
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Oh nice, good eye. Super well deserved 
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Omg thank god, I really missed that feature.
This week!
Thanks! That means a lot!
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Congrats, man! Well deserved for sure.
24 days in SoT, so 576 hrs. Honestly thought it’d be more.
Well deserved!!!
41 days and 15 hours for Gears 5.
Probably my most played game in history.