Managing a massive digital gaming library can often lead to clutter, prompting players to hide titles they no longer play frequently. However, it is quite common to accidentally hide a favorite game or realize you want to revisit an old classic. Fortunately, the client interface provides a simple way to bring these hidden treasures back into your main library view without much hassle.
Accessing the Hidden Games Collection
To begin the process of restoration, you need to open the application dashboard on your computer. Look at the upper left corner of the window and locate the navigation options. Click on the View menu to reveal a dropdown list containing various interface configuration settings.
From this list, select the option labeled Hidden Games to update your current dashboard perspective. This action shifts your focal view away from your active collection to show only your concealed items. Your software window will temporarily display everything you have previously tucked away out of sight.
Restoring Titles to Your Active Library
Once you are inside the specialized view, browse through the list to find the specific title you want to retrieve. Right-click on the game title or artwork banner to prompt a contextual settings menu. Move your cursor down to the Manage category within this popup box.
A secondary set of options will appear next to the primary settings panel. Click on the option that says Remove from Hidden to instantly change the status of your software. The selected game will immediately vanish from this isolated directory and return to your standard listing.
Verifying and Sorting Your Main Library
After you have restored your preferred titles, you can switch back to your standard library view by clicking the default collection filter. The newly restored application should appear in its alphabetical position within your software list. You can use the search bar or layout filters if you have trouble finding it immediately.
If the game does not show up right away, try refreshing your connection or checking for client upgrades. A quick interface refresh usually resolves any temporary visual caching issues on the platform. Once visible, you can freely organize the item into customized categories or launch it to begin playing again.
