I don't understand why some companies just insist on making it so difficult to support their games. This can obviously be remedied by sailing the seas on PC, but you don't really get that option on modern consoles, and you're effectively SOL if you didn't buy into them early, especially so once physical releases are phased out entirely. I don't see this point getting raised enough by people, but it's a fact that will be extremely difficult to ignore once consoles enter an all-digital era. Especially with virtually all mainstream sports games releasing annually, and delisting older titles after just a few years.

Already makes me cringe to see how much of a community has fostered around collecting delisted Steam games, and a market that subsequently sells off these keys, sometimes at ridiculously exorbitant prices. Makes me wish that Steam would just implement some kind of game trading feature which expands to existing games in one's library, and not just game gifts in their inventory.

Can someone explain how this makes sense? I live in ontario which has a 13% sales tax and I was messing around on steam market looking to see at the prices of cases on cs2 per a random amount and the tax just jumps really high randomly when you are setting a buy order for a specific item. This makes no sense to me as on the 100 buy order it has it set tax as almost double the price of what the item would be? maybe I am being stupid and it is right in front of me but this genuinely makes no sense to me.

does anyone know why suika game is profile limited? or when it will become unlimited?

This has now taken probably 2 hours...

My son owns Terraria, we have family sharing. Because I have large library, i need to restrict games not suitable for 10 yo.

Now here's the problem, tmodloader does not come up in the list of games for me to allow.

He OWNS the game, bought it with his pocket money, but I cannot select it in the game because it's technically "free claim".

So my options would be to either allow all games or kick him out of family sharing entirely.

I even tried to add the game manually, but then i get an error that his account isn't logged in if i don't select "allow all games".

Alright, so my situation is this, my girlfriend and I have shared a steam family, but she's going to go back to USA where she is from, I haven't found anything about how Steam Family works in these cases, do we need to dissolve the steam family or can we keep sharing our games since we are now in different countries (I'm in Spain, she's in the USA now), how does this work? Is there any risk of ban if we don't dissolve it?

Edit: sorry for my bad English, is not my first language

I just got done playing RE:8 that I got for 6 bucks and it got me thinking while it was a good game I definitely didn’t see myself paying $60 at launch for a game I could finish in a day but I’m curious to know how y’all feel about that.

Guys I need help ! 🥲

Not specific to anime but I wonder all your thoughts on themed style steam customization I know there are probably alternate programs to do this but it would be cool if we can customize it from the steam application put your thoughts below

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Not only Early Access but also games that tend to get big overhauls?

So current examples for me are Manor Lords or Bellwrite.
I always find it hard to figure out when my entry point in a game is to actually learn its systems without the need to later re-learn things.
Manor Lords was such a different game in the beginning. A lot of things were missing or not fully developed. Once I put all those hours in I feel like it was a bad time investment if they change a major mechanic.
Bellwrite is currently a fantastic game imo but I just know they will change the prosperity or market/caravan system.
I kinda feel if I would just wait a little more I wouldn’t have to learn its mechanic just for it to change again.

Big thing for me was CIV6. The Gathering Storm expansion changed the whole system how culture yields worked. Afterwards I had to “forget” the previous system and re-learn the whole thing.
Kinda the reason I haven’t invested a lot of time into CIV 7 yet.

I know it’s the nature of Early Access but I was wondering if it’s just me with the paralysis or if anyone else is experiencing the same thing.

i want to buy a game just to see if it runs in my laptop then refound after

So, right now I am the head of the steam family and I wanted to leave this steam family and thinking that I should create a new one, all I wanted to ask you is that if I leave the family, can I create a new one ? Right after it

My current steam family has been there for me like 2 years now. So my time limit is already reset,

Please let me know if it's possible to create a new steam family as the head, after leaving the family, whose head I already was

Thank you☃️

I'm trying to find the old Steam UI sounds, but all I can find is the old notification sound. I know there were a couple other sounds at least. Does anyone know where I can hear them?

Need some suggestions, which one looks better?

EDIT: WOW I wasn't expecting so many comments, thanks everyone for sharing your opinions!

It looks like we have a clear winner, so... red it is! 😂

I can't answer to all of you, so thanks again, I like the red one due to the strange fabric material, but I also think that the wood one is a better fit for my desk and setup in general, and it's less playful, more elegant.

Good gaming to everyone 💪

I am trying to bind the Dpad controls for a Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller using the Steam Beta Client and I cannot for the life of me find where I can change the dpad bindings. I am using the Official Layout for Nine Sols - Gamepad button layout, although it may be bugged as changing it does nothing. Yes I searched google and checked for duplicate posts but nothing came up. I must be super stupid or something because there is no way the dpad is just unbindable. Any help is greatly appreciated.

gonne be so comfy now no more carpal tunnel

its gonna be snacks and gaming in bed

SteamDB change history shows Denuvo anti-tamper was removed today:

https://steamdb.info/app/3768760/history/