I’m trying to get the Manifest GID for a specific BuildID, not just the latest version, which I'm able to find: from steam.client import SteamClient from steam.guard import generate_twofactor_code_for_time import base64, time def get_depot_manifests(app_id, depot_id): try: client = SteamClient() client.login( username="username", password="password", two_factor_code=generate_twofactor_code_for_time( base64.b64decode("shared_secret"), int(time.time()) ) ) app_info = client.get_product_info(apps=[app_id]) depot_info = app_info['apps'][app_id]['depots'].get(str(depot_id), {}) manifests = [] if gid := depot_info['manifests'].get('public', {}).get('gid'): manifests.append(('public', gid)) for build_id, build in depot_info['manifests'].get('builds', {}).items(): if gid := build.get('gid'): manifests.append((build_id, gid)) return manifests except: return None manifests = get_depot_manifests(730, 2347770) # Counter-Strike 2 if manifests: for build_id, gid in manifests: print(f"Build: {build_id}, GID: {gid}") Does anyone know how to retrieve the GID for an older version of a game? Ideally, I’d like to do this using the ValvePython steam library (https://github.com/ValvePython/steam), but I’m open to any method. Another possible way for me is the method SteamDB is using. I’ve noticed that SteamDB lists manifestids for older builds, such as https://steamdb.info/depot/2347770/manifests/. Does anyone know how SteamDB fetches these? Continue reading...