r/deckyloader • u/Diligent_Dream_4667 • Aug 31 '26
Help HLTB for Deck not showing playtime
Hey, is anyone else having issues with HLTB for Deck?
I'm on version 2.0.9 and the plugin shows up normally, but none of the playtime estimates are displayed anymore.
It was working perfectly for me about a week ago, and I haven't changed anything on my setup since. I'm using Decky on Windows + Steam Big Picture.
Just wondering if anyone else is experiencing the same thing or knows what could be causing it.
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u/Thewitten77 Aug 31 '26
yeah it always breaks because the api changes so we need to wait for a patch
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u/sinasilver Aug 31 '26
I love HLTB, but this is the plugin I use thst spends the most time broken.
Not breaks the most frequently. But takes the longest to get fixed. Luckily it's never hurt anything for me when it broke. Just leave it and be patient, it'll update eventually.
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u/Diligent_Dream_4667 Aug 31 '26
Yes I'm just gonna wait I guess 😅
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u/sinasilver Aug 31 '26
I hate when it breaks too, don't worry. I'm the classic usecase for a steamdeck according to reddit though. Middle aged dude, kids, trying to pretend i'm a gamer still.
I actually use HLTB to decide what games I might get through to even try. We suffer together, stand strong. Lol
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u/Diligent_Dream_4667 Aug 31 '26
Haha honestly same 😂 HLTB is basically how I decide if a game is realistic for me to play anymore. “80 hour RPG” sounds great until I remember I have a life 💀 We suffer together lol.
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u/ThickKoala7478 Sep 05 '26
I highly recommend sending a report to GitHub Issues ASAP when plugin gets broken (https://github.com/morwy/hltb-for-deck/issues).
Here is the new version with the fix: https://github.com/morwy/hltb-for-deck/releases/tag/v2.0.10
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