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The Utilities tag refers to games or applications that are designed to provide various useful functions or tools to users. These types of software are often created with specific purposes in mind and aim to assist users in completing tasks, organizing their digital content, or enhancing their overall computing experience.

Utility software can encompass a wide range of functionalities and features, depending on the specific application. Some common examples of utility software include:

• File Management Utilities These utilities help users organize and manage their files and folders more efficiently. They may include features such as file compression tools, disk cleaning applications, or file synchronization software.
• System Optimization Tools These utilities are designed to improve system performance by optimizing various aspects of the computer. They may include features like disk defragmenters, registry cleaners, or memory management tools.
• Data Recovery Programs Data recovery utilities aim to retrieve lost or deleted files from storage devices such as hard drives, memory cards, or USB drives.
• Virus Scanners and Security Utilities These utilities help protect your computer from malware threats by scanning for viruses, spyware, and other malicious software.
• Benchmarking Tools Benchmarking utilities measure the performance of your computer's hardware components such as CPU speed and graphics capability. They help users assess system capabilities for gaming or other resource-intensive tasks.

The "Utilities" tag includes a broad range of applications that fall into one or more of these categories. While many utility programs may not offer traditional gameplay experiences like other games on Steam do when it comes to entertainment value—they provide valuable functionalities that enhance productivity, organizational abilities, or streamline everyday computing tasks.

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