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Hello! We are excited to announce Steam Families, available today in the Steam Beta Client. Steam Families is a collection of new and existing family-related features. It replaces both Steam Family Sharing and Steam Family View, giving you a single location to manage which games your family can access and when they can play. Create a Steam Family To get started, you can create a Steam Family and then invite up to 5 family members. You can manage your family from your Steam Client, mobile device or web browser. By joining a Steam Family, each member gains access to the following Steam features: Family Sharing When you join a Steam Family, you automatically gain access to the shareable games that your family members own and they will also be able to access the shareable titles in your library. The next time you log in to Steam, this new 'family library' will appear in the left column as a subsection of your games list. You maintain ownership of your current titles and when you purchase a new game it will still show up in your collection. Best of all, when you are playing a game from your family library, you will create your own saved games, earn your own Steam achievements, have access to workshop files and more. Family Sharing enables you to play games from other family members' libraries, even if they are online playing another game. If your family library has multiple copies of a game, multiple members of the family can play that game at the same time. For a more detailed look at how Family Sharing works, see the FAQ below. Family Sharing is a feature that developers may opt their games out of for technical or other reasons at any time. Visit the Steam Store to see a list of games that currently support Family Sharing. Parental Controls Steam Families includes new parental controls that allow parents to set limits on what and when children play games on Steam. You can control which games your children have access to and monitor their activity. This information is available from wherever you access Steam, including your mobile device when you are away from home. Members of a Steam Family can have one of two roles: ****** or child. Any ****** family member can manage invites and apply account restrictions. Children are subject to parental controls and do not have permissions to manage the family. Parental control features let adults: Allow access to appropriate games Restrict access to the Steam Store, Community or Friends Chat Set playtime limits (hourly/daily) View playtime reports Approve or deny requests from child accounts for additional playtime or feature access (temporary or permanent) Recover a child's account if they lost their password Child Purchase Requests We understand a common (and sometimes time-consuming) task for parents is purchasing games for their children. This usually requires that parents complete a gift purchase or let their kids borrow a credit card. To streamline this process, Steam Families introduces a new payment option where a child account can request an in-family ****** to pay for their shopping cart. The ****** can approve and pay for the purchase from their mobile device or email. Once approved, all games from the shopping cart will be added to the child's account. Join the Steam Family Beta To test the new Steam Families feature, you will need to be opted into the Steam Family Beta. Any family members you invite will also need to join the beta. While Steam is running, click on Steam upper left, then choose the "Settings" menu. Select Interface, then under "Client Beta Participation" select the dropdown menu Select Steam Family Beta from the drop down list, and click OK. You'll be prompted to restart Steam at this point. Once opted in, go to Account Details on the Store page, then click on the Family Management section. FAQ Who can be in a Steam Family? While we know that families come in many shapes and sizes, Steam Families is intended for a household of up to 6 close family members. To that end, as we monitor the usage of this feature, we may adjust the requirements for participating in a Steam Family or the number of members over time to keep usage in line with this intent. Can I leave a Steam Family? Steam Families are intended to contain your immediate family. As major life events can change who lives in your household, it is understandable that some day you may need to join a new Steam Family. Adults can leave a family at any time, however, they will need to wait 1 year from when they joined the previous family to create or join a new family. Children in a Steam Family cannot leave the family themselves and must be removed by an ****** in the family or by Steam Support. As it is rare that a family member leaves the family, each Steam Family slot has a cooldown of one year before a new member can occupy that slot. Can I be kicked out of a Steam Family? Yes, ****** family members can kick any family member out of the Steam Family. Can we go through a real world example of how a Steam Family might share games? Of course! Let's say that you are in a family with 4 members and that you own a copy of Portal 2 and a copy of Half-Life. At any time, any one member can play Portal 2 and another can play Half-Life. If two of you would like to play Portal 2 at the same time, someone else in the family will need to purchase a copy of the game. After that purchase, there are two owned copies of Portal 2 across the family and any two members can play at the same time. In this example, if your family chose to not buy a second copy, you can play any other game in your library while waiting for your family member to finish playing your copy of Portal 2. Which games are currently eligible for Family Sharing? A game's developer controls whether a game is eligible for sharing with Steam Families. All developer settings for the previous Steam Family Sharing feature are being brought forward to Steam Families. So, if a game is currently eligible for Family Sharing, it will remain so in the new system unless the developer chooses to opt-out later. In addition, not all games can be shared due to technical limitations. For example, titles that require an additional third-party key, account, or subscription in order to play cannot be shared between accounts. We want as many games as possible to be accessible via Family Sharing, but we realize some games might have special cases where this feature isn’t feasible or doesn’t give users a good experience. Developers who have these concerns can reach out to us via the partner support page to get help with options and solutions. Do I need to share all of my games with my family? By joining a family, all games are automatically shared with the other members in your family. ****** accounts can use parental controls to limit which games each child in the Family can access. What happens if my brother gets banned for cheating while playing my game? If a family member gets banned for cheating while playing your copy of a game, you (the game owner) will also be banned in that game. Other family members are not impacted. Do I need to be online to play a shared game? You can play games from the Family library offline as long as that game supports Family Sharing. I'm currently using the existing Steam Family Sharing feature. What happens now with Steam Families? You should set up a Steam Family! Once done, Steam will automatically recommend inviting any accounts that you were previously sharing with. I'm currently using the Family View feature with my family. What happens now with Steam Families? If you create a Steam Family and add a child account, any existing Family View settings associated with that account will be transferred to Steam Families under Parental Controls. The ability to unlock controls by entering a PIN will be removed, but the settings are otherwise untouched. Once they've joined the family, you can modify their parental controls at any time. Have more questions about Steam Families? See our Support FAQ. We'd love to hear what you think about this new feature. Let us know in the Steam Families forum.View the full article

Hello! We are excited to announce Steam Families, available today in the Steam Beta Client. Steam Families is a collection of new and existing family-related features. It replaces both Steam Family Sharing and Steam Family View, giving you a single location to manage which games your family can access and when they can play. Create a Steam Family To get started, you can create a Steam Family and then invite up to 5 family members. You can manage your family from your Steam Client, mobile device or web browser. By joining a Steam Family, each member gains access to the following Steam features: Family Sharing When you join a Steam Family, you automatically gain access to the shareable games that your family members own and they will also be able to access the shareable titles in your library. The next time you log in to Steam, this new 'family library' will appear in the left column as a subsection of your games list. You maintain ownership of your current titles and when you purchase a new game it will still show up in your collection. Best of all, when you are playing a game from your family library, you will create your own saved games, earn your own Steam achievements, have access to workshop files and more. Family Sharing enables you to play games from other family members' libraries, even if they are online playing another game. If your family library has multiple copies of a game, multiple members of the family can play that game at the same time. For a more detailed look at how Family Sharing works, see the FAQ below. Family Sharing is a feature that developers may opt their games out of for technical or other reasons at any time. Visit the Steam Store to see a list of games that currently support Family Sharing. Parental Controls Steam Families includes new parental controls that allow parents to set limits on what and when children play games on Steam. You can control which games your children have access to and monitor their activity. This information is available from wherever you access Steam, including your mobile device when you are away from home. Members of a Steam Family can have one of two roles: ****** or child. Any ****** family member can manage invites and apply account restrictions. Children are subject to parental controls and do not have permissions to manage the family. Parental control features let adults: Allow access to appropriate games Restrict access to the Steam Store, Community or Friends Chat Set playtime limits (hourly/daily) View playtime reports Approve or deny requests from child accounts for additional playtime or feature access (temporary or permanent) Recover a child's account if they lost their password Child Purchase Requests We understand a common (and sometimes time-consuming) task for parents is purchasing games for their children. This usually requires that parents complete a gift purchase or let their kids borrow a credit card. To streamline this process, Steam Families introduces a new payment option where a child account can request an in-family ****** to pay for their shopping cart. The ****** can approve and pay for the purchase from their mobile device or email. Once approved, all games from the shopping cart will be added to the child's account. Join the Steam Family Beta To test the new Steam Families feature, you will need to be opted into the Steam Family Beta. Any family members you invite will also need to join the beta. While Steam is running, click on Steam upper left, then choose the "Settings" menu. Select Interface, then under "Client Beta Participation" select the dropdown menu Select Steam Family Beta from the drop down list, and click OK. You'll be prompted to restart Steam at this point. Once opted in, go to Account Details on the Store page, then click on the Family Management section. FAQ Who can be in a Steam Family? While we know that families come in many shapes and sizes, Steam Families is intended for a household of up to 6 close family members. To that end, as we monitor the usage of this feature, we may adjust the requirements for participating in a Steam Family or the number of members over time to keep usage in line with this intent. Can I leave a Steam Family? Steam Families are intended to contain your immediate family. As major life events can change who lives in your household, it is understandable that some day you may need to join a new Steam Family. Adults can leave a family at any time, however, they will need to wait 1 year from when they joined the previous family to create or join a new family. Children in a Steam Family cannot leave the family themselves and must be removed by an ****** in the family or by Steam Support. As it is rare that a family member leaves the family, each Steam Family slot has a cooldown of one year before a new member can occupy that slot. Can I be kicked out of a Steam Family? Yes, ****** family members can kick any family member out of the Steam Family. Can we go through a real world example of how a Steam Family might share games? Of course! Let's say that you are in a family with 4 members and that you own a copy of Portal 2 and a copy of Half-Life. At any time, any one member can play Portal 2 and another can play Half-Life. If two of you would like to play Portal 2 at the same time, someone else in the family will need to purchase a copy of the game. After that purchase, there are two owned copies of Portal 2 across the family and any two members can play at the same time. In this example, if your family chose to not buy a second copy, you can play any other game in your library while waiting for your family member to finish playing your copy of Portal 2. Which games are currently eligible for Family Sharing? A game's developer controls whether a game is eligible for sharing with Steam Families. All developer settings for the previous Steam Family Sharing feature are being brought forward to Steam Families. So, if a game is currently eligible for Family Sharing, it will remain so in the new system unless the developer chooses to opt-out later. In addition, not all games can be shared due to technical limitations. For example, titles that require an additional third-party key, account, or subscription in order to play cannot be shared between accounts. We want as many games as possible to be accessible via Family Sharing, but we realize some games might have special cases where this feature isn’t feasible or doesn’t give users a good experience. Developers who have these concerns can reach out to us via the partner support page to get help with options and solutions. Do I need to share all of my games with my family? By joining a family, all games are automatically shared with the other members in your family. ****** accounts can use parental controls to limit which games each child in the Family can access. What happens if my brother gets banned for cheating while playing my game? If a family member gets banned for cheating while playing your copy of a game, you (the game owner) will also be banned in that game. Other family members are not impacted. Do I need to be online to play a shared game? You can play games from the Family library offline as long as that game supports Family Sharing. I'm currently using the existing Steam Family Sharing feature. What happens now with Steam Families? You should set up a Steam Family! Once done, Steam will automatically recommend inviting any accounts that you were previously sharing with. I'm currently using the Family View feature with my family. What happens now with Steam Families? If you create a Steam Family and add a child account, any existing Family View settings associated with that account will be transferred to Steam Families under Parental Controls. The ability to unlock controls by entering a PIN will be removed, but the settings are otherwise untouched. Once they've joined the family, you can modify their parental controls at any time. Have more questions about Steam Families? See our Support FAQ. We'd love to hear what you think about this new feature. Let us know in the Steam Families forum.View the full article

Hello! We are excited to announce Steam Families, available today in the Steam Beta Client. Steam Families is a collection of new and existing family-related features. It replaces both Steam Family Sharing and Steam Family View, giving you a single location to manage which games your family can access and when they can play. Create a Steam Family To get started, you can create a Steam Family and then invite up to 5 family members. You can manage your family from your Steam Client, mobile device or web browser. By joining a Steam Family, each member gains access to the following Steam features: Family Sharing When you join a Steam Family, you automatically gain access to the shareable games that your family members own and they will also be able to access the shareable titles in your library. The next time you log in to Steam, this new 'family library' will appear in the left column as a subsection of your games list. You maintain ownership of your current titles and when you purchase a new game it will still show up in your collection. Best of all, when you are playing a game from your family library, you will create your own saved games, earn your own Steam achievements, have access to workshop files and more. Family Sharing enables you to play games from other family members' libraries, even if they are online playing another game. If your family library has multiple copies of a game, multiple members of the family can play that game at the same time. For a more detailed look at how Family Sharing works, see the FAQ below. Family Sharing is a feature that developers may opt their games out of for technical or other reasons at any time. Visit the Steam Store to see a list of games that currently support Family Sharing. Parental Controls Steam Families includes new parental controls that allow parents to set limits on what and when children play games on Steam. You can control which games your children have access to and monitor their activity. This information is available from wherever you access Steam, including your mobile device when you are away from home. Members of a Steam Family can have one of two roles: ****** or child. Any ****** family member can manage invites and apply account restrictions. Children are subject to parental controls and do not have permissions to manage the family. Parental control features let adults: Allow access to appropriate games Restrict access to the Steam Store, Community or Friends Chat Set playtime limits (hourly/daily) View playtime reports Approve or deny requests from child accounts for additional playtime or feature access (temporary or permanent) Recover a child's account if they lost their password Child Purchase Requests We understand a common (and sometimes time-consuming) task for parents is purchasing games for their children. This usually requires that parents complete a gift purchase or let their kids borrow a credit card. To streamline this process, Steam Families introduces a new payment option where a child account can request an in-family ****** to pay for their shopping cart. The ****** can approve and pay for the purchase from their mobile device or email. Once approved, all games from the shopping cart will be added to the child's account. Join the Steam Family Beta To test the new Steam Families feature, you will need to be opted into the Steam Family Beta. Any family members you invite will also need to join the beta. While Steam is running, click on Steam upper left, then choose the "Settings" menu. Select Interface, then under "Client Beta Participation" select the dropdown menu Select Steam Family Beta from the drop down list, and click OK. You'll be prompted to restart Steam at this point. Once opted in, go to Account Details on the Store page, then click on the Family Management section. FAQ Who can be in a Steam Family? While we know that families come in many shapes and sizes, Steam Families is intended for a household of up to 6 close family members. To that end, as we monitor the usage of this feature, we may adjust the requirements for participating in a Steam Family or the number of members over time to keep usage in line with this intent. Can I leave a Steam Family? Steam Families are intended to contain your immediate family. As major life events can change who lives in your household, it is understandable that some day you may need to join a new Steam Family. Adults can leave a family at any time, however, they will need to wait 1 year from when they joined the previous family to create or join a new family. Children in a Steam Family cannot leave the family themselves and must be removed by an ****** in the family or by Steam Support. As it is rare that a family member leaves the family, each Steam Family slot has a cooldown of one year before a new member can occupy that slot. Can I be kicked out of a Steam Family? Yes, ****** family members can kick any family member out of the Steam Family. Can we go through a real world example of how a Steam Family might share games? Of course! Let's say that you are in a family with 4 members and that you own a copy of Portal 2 and a copy of Half-Life. At any time, any one member can play Portal 2 and another can play Half-Life. If two of you would like to play Portal 2 at the same time, someone else in the family will need to purchase a copy of the game. After that purchase, there are two owned copies of Portal 2 across the family and any two members can play at the same time. In this example, if your family chose to not buy a second copy, you can play any other game in your library while waiting for your family member to finish playing your copy of Portal 2. Which games are currently eligible for Family Sharing? A game's developer controls whether a game is eligible for sharing with Steam Families. All developer settings for the previous Steam Family Sharing feature are being brought forward to Steam Families. So, if a game is currently eligible for Family Sharing, it will remain so in the new system unless the developer chooses to opt-out later. In addition, not all games can be shared due to technical limitations. For example, titles that require an additional third-party key, account, or subscription in order to play cannot be shared between accounts. We want as many games as possible to be accessible via Family Sharing, but we realize some games might have special cases where this feature isn’t feasible or doesn’t give users a good experience. Developers who have these concerns can reach out to us via the partner support page to get help with options and solutions. Do I need to share all of my games with my family? By joining a family, all games are automatically shared with the other members in your family. ****** accounts can use parental controls to limit which games each child in the Family can access. What happens if my brother gets banned for cheating while playing my game? If a family member gets banned for cheating while playing your copy of a game, you (the game owner) will also be banned in that game. Other family members are not impacted. Do I need to be online to play a shared game? You can play games from the Family library offline as long as that game supports Family Sharing. I'm currently using the existing Steam Family Sharing feature. What happens now with Steam Families? You should set up a Steam Family! Once done, Steam will automatically recommend inviting any accounts that you were previously sharing with. I'm currently using the Family View feature with my family. What happens now with Steam Families? If you create a Steam Family and add a child account, any existing Family View settings associated with that account will be transferred to Steam Families under Parental Controls. The ability to unlock controls by entering a PIN will be removed, but the settings are otherwise untouched. Once they've joined the family, you can modify their parental controls at any time. Have more questions about Steam Families? See our Support FAQ. We'd love to hear what you think about this new feature. Let us know in the Steam Families forum.View the full article

We have just shipped an updated Steam Deck Client to the Preview/Beta channel. General Steam Families is now in beta, with updates and improvements to family sharing, parental controls, and child purchase requests. See all the details at the announcement blog post here.View the full article

The sights and sounds of spring have arrived on Steam! And as you can tell by our official trailer, by "sights," we mean "LOOK AT ALL OF THESE GAMES ON *****!" and by "sounds" we mean "LISTEN TO ALL OF THESE GAMES ON *****!" A lot of folks like to use this time of year to do a little "spring cleaning" around the house, but we won't judge if you "spring clean" your Steam library instead. Explore discounts, demos, and more on thousands of games of all kinds; plus visit daily for free sticker drops! The Steam Spring *****, March 14th through 21st at 10am Pacific.View the full article

The sights and sounds of spring have arrived on Steam! And as you can tell by our official trailer, by "sights," we mean "LOOK AT ALL OF THESE GAMES ON *****!" and by "sounds" we mean "LISTEN TO ALL OF THESE GAMES ON *****!" A lot of folks like to use this time of year to do a little "spring cleaning" around the house, but we won't judge if you "spring clean" your Steam library instead. Explore discounts, demos, and more on thousands of games of all kinds; plus visit daily for free sticker drops! The Steam Spring *****, March 14th through 21st at 10am Pacific.View the full article

What are the Ghost of Tsushima system requirements? ******* Punch finally revealed that its samurai stealth open-world game Ghost of Tsushima is making its way to PC and now we have the full set of system requirements too. This open-world epic looks set to be quite simple to run on PC but will be challenging if you're aiming for 4K gameplay. The Ghost of Tsushima system requirements don't demand the best graphics card, unless you're aiming for 4K gameplay at 60fps. Despite the recent confirmation from Nvidia that the GTX line of GPUs is out of production, we can see these Pascal GPUs still featuring as the bare minimum you'll need to start playing. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: PlayStation trophies are coming to PC with Ghost of Tsushima Ghost of Tsushima PC release date, exclusive features, and more Is Ghost of Tsushima Steam Deck compatible? View the full article

Want to know what's inside the Helldivers 2 Warbond? If you were overwhelmed by the sheer number of weapons and stratagems available to you before, the latest battle pass, or Warbond as Helldivers 2 refers to it as, is about to give you a headache. That's right, there are even more options to pick from if you pick up the Cutting Edge Warbond, including new armor sets, weapons, and much more. With the introduction of new weapons, world hazards, and mech suits coming to Helldivers 2, the meta is about to get shaken up. You should check out our guides on the best Helldivers 2 loadouts and the best Helldivers 2 weapons to ensure you're using the strongest equipment on offer. Here's everything we know about the Helldivers 2 Premium Warbond: Democratic Detonation, including its release date, price, and items on offer. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: With the Helldivers 2 automatons defeated, what happens next? Don't worry, a fix for the frustrating Helldivers 2 crashes is coming How to get the Malevelon Creek Cape in Helldivers 2 View the full article

Want to know what's inside the Helldivers 2 Warbond? If you were overwhelmed by the sheer number of weapons and stratagems available to you before, the latest battle pass, or Warbond as Helldivers 2 refers to it as, is about to give you a headache. That's right, there are even more options to pick from if you pick up the Cutting Edge Warbond, including new armor sets, weapons, and much more. With the introduction of new weapons, world hazards, and mech suits coming to Helldivers 2, the meta is about to get shaken up. You should check out our guides on the best Helldivers 2 loadouts and the best Helldivers 2 weapons to ensure you're using the strongest equipment on offer. Here's everything we know about the Helldivers 2 Premium Warbond: Democratic Detonation, including its release date, price, and items on offer. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: With the Helldivers 2 automatons defeated, what happens next? Don't worry, a fix for the frustrating Helldivers 2 crashes is coming How to get the Malevelon Creek Cape in Helldivers 2 View the full article

A new Steam client has been released and will be automatically downloaded. Remote Play Fixed a rare ****** when starting a streaming session. Steam Input Fixed the D-pad not responding on some controllers. Linux Fixed a startup ****** when ~/.config is a symlink. Report a startup error if the ability to create user namespace is unavailable. Report installations under /usr as unsupported (Steam installs to your home directory) View the full article

A new Steam client has been released and will be automatically downloaded. Remote Play Fixed a rare ****** when starting a streaming session. Steam Input Fixed the D-pad not responding on some controllers. Linux Fixed a startup ****** when ~/.config is a symlink. Report a startup error if the ability to create user namespace is unavailable. Report installations under /usr as unsupported (Steam installs to your home directory) View the full article

Avatar: The Last Airbender is crossing over with Fortnite with a bunch of skins in the Item Shop and a whole midseason Event Pass, so there’s a ton of new content coming to the game very soon. There are multiple stages to this event and not everything drops at once though, so here’s everything you need to know about Fortnite x ATLA.Fortnite x ATLA Release DateThe Fortnite x Avatar event — officially titled Avatar: Elements — will kick off on Friday, April 12 at 6 AM PT/9 AM ET. At that time, the Avatar Event Pass will go live with both free and paid rewards (including an Aang skin) and plenty of Avatar-themed challenges that make use of the new event Mythics. And start warming up your bending technique, Avatar: Elements kicks off April 12 at 9 AM ET.— Fortnite (@FortniteGame) April 8, 2024Waterbending has been in the game since Korra’s introduction earlier this season, but since the rest of the Avatar cast is coming to the game with the Ava...View the full article

Image: Prime Video Finding something to watch or play can sometimes feel like work — there’s just so much out there vying for your free time. That’s true whether you’re heading to a theater, browsing the many streaming platforms, or looking for a new video game. It’s easy to get overwhelmed with choice. So, as we’ve done in years past, we’re collecting all of our favorite releases from 2024 in one place. The goal is to make your decision-making a little easier. That could mean highlighting anything from an anticipated movie that actually lives up to the hype to a surprise indie game that takes the world by storm. And we’ll be updating this page all year long as we continue to check out the latest in film, television, and gaming — so stay tuned. Continue reading… View the full article

The latest shopping cart update is out of beta and is now available to everyone on Steam across the desktop client, Steam Deck, and mobile. Here’s a summary of the new features if you missed the initial blog post. Inline gifting: Gift to multiple friends in one go, with streamlined messaging for hassle-free checkout. One cart across all devices: Your cart now follows you seamlessly anywhere you're signed in to Steam (including Deck and mobile), ensuring a unified shopping experience wherever you go. Private purchasing: Maintain your privacy by marking games as private before purchase, giving you control from the start. Private Apps: Mark selected games as private so they are only visible to you, giving you more control over what you share with friends. This lets you keep your Steam Library visible to your friends, so they can see what you are playing and join in, yet also keep a few of those games just to yourself. During the beta ******* we made improvements and fixed bugs – thanks to your feedback! DLC for private apps will also default to private, but you can customize that from App Properties in the game’s Library Details page. And when you’re playing a private app you’ll be reminded of your status with a privacy indicator at the top of your Friends List. You’ll find these new features next time you sign in to Steam – including on mobile devices and Steam Deck. Your feedback is essential as we continue to improve. Share your thoughts with us, and stay tuned for more updates to checkout!View the full article

The latest shopping cart update is out of beta and is now available to everyone on Steam across the desktop client, Steam Deck, and mobile. Here’s a summary of the new features if you missed the initial blog post. Inline gifting: Gift to multiple friends in one go, with streamlined messaging for hassle-free checkout. One cart across all devices: Your cart now follows you seamlessly anywhere you're signed in to Steam (including Deck and mobile), ensuring a unified shopping experience wherever you go. Private purchasing: Maintain your privacy by marking games as private before purchase, giving you control from the start. Private Apps: Mark selected games as private so they are only visible to you, giving you more control over what you share with friends. This lets you keep your Steam Library visible to your friends, so they can see what you are playing and join in, yet also keep a few of those games just to yourself. During the beta ******* we made improvements and fixed bugs – thanks to your feedback! DLC for private apps will also default to private, but you can customize that from App Properties in the game’s Library Details page. And when you’re playing a private app you’ll be reminded of your status with a privacy indicator at the top of your Friends List. You’ll find these new features next time you sign in to Steam – including on mobile devices and Steam Deck. Your feedback is essential as we continue to improve. Share your thoughts with us, and stay tuned for more updates to checkout!View the full article

April 11, 2024: New Dress to Impress codes could come with tomorrow's delayed update. What are the new Dress to Impress codes? Look no further if you want to strut your stuff on the catwalk with all the latest fashion accessories. We have all the hottest accessories for you to unlock and add to your ensemble to create a stunning new look, and it's as simple as entering a code or two. Unlike most Roblox games, these Dress to Impress codes will permanently unlock a set of items that you can add to your wardrobe. We also have codes for the best Roblox games, such as Berry Avenue codes, Brookhaven codes, Anime Last Stand codes and Blox Fruits codes, to help you maximize your freebies. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Elemental Dungeons codes April 2024 Evade codes April 2024 ****** Ball codes April 2024 View the full article

What are all the Neal Fun Infinite Craft recipes and combos? We've been addictively playing this since we learned about it, and as a result we've got hundreds of combinations and recipes now known. Here's our guide on all of them, as well as the obscure suggestions like how to get Minecraft in Infinite Craft, and even Taylor Swift. Infinite Craft is a browser game that's recently been taking the web by storm, with endless possibilities and some that'll give you quite a giggle. It's bordering on a puzzle game, but it's a great one to open if you want to while away an hour or two figuring out all of the combinations. Read the rest of the story... View the full article

A new Steam client has been released and will be automatically downloaded. General Fixed a ****** on startup impacting some users with Razer Synapse software and particular hardware/software configurations. Steam Input Fixed some controllers not working correctly in-game. Linux Fixed a ****** on startup when no OpenGL drivers can be found. View the full article

A new Steam client has been released and will be automatically downloaded. General Updated embedded Chromium build in Steam, clearing path for further updates soon. Added support for saving uncompressed HDR screenshots as AVIF. Improved performance when adding/removing multiple games to/from Family View in the library. Removed duplicate friend counter on game capsules. Stopped showing ready-to-play icon on Recent Games shelf, which does not filter to ready-to-play. Fixed bug which would sometimes cause Steam to show UI and take focus if configured to run at system startup. Fixed bug which would sometimes cause Update News window to take focus from other Steam windows. Fixed issue where clicking on Voice Chat invitation notifications did not open chat. Fixed maximize/restore button and window resize grip not updating properly. Fixed "My Games" collection also including games borrowed from other users. Fixed opacity of play bar on game details pages. Fixed window border sometimes showing around full screen videos on Windows 11. Fixed settings UI showing the wrong default state for the "Guide button focuses Steam" setting. Fixed miscellaneous regressions in the screenshot manager. Fixed wide game images sometimes failing to load. Fixed custom logo positions sometimes not applying on app details pages. Fixed double notifications when friends go online or in-game. Fixed collapse state of friends list and chat group sections not being properly remembered. Fixed game news sometimes appearing out of order in game details activity feed. Fixed a ****** when launching a VR game while using SteamVR v1.27.5. Fixed CD Keys popup not appearing during launch for games that request it. Fixed main Steam window re-opening when closed if small mode has been entered or exited. Fixed some extraneous disk reads that could impact performance. Fixed detection of whether you have used a VR device in order to improve a few warning messages. Fixed downloading content with long file names in some cases. Fixed creation of erroneous steamwebhelper processes when steamwebhelper crashes. Fixed user avatar in title bar momentarily switching back to default during startup. Fixed opening a friend's wishlist in game page activity feed events. Fixed explorer window not being brought to foreground when Browse local files is selected on Windows. Big Picture Mode Added Interface panel to settings Improved the display in the "Controller Configuration" tab when there are no controllers attached or the active controller is opted out of Steam Input. Fixed a case where no element would be selected in the UI when closing the quick access menu. Fixed Steam notifications not showing while in-game. Remote Play Enable VA-API DRM hardware decoding on Linux. Greatly improved performance when using hardware encoding with AMD video cards on Windows. Fixed ****** screen and missing performance graph when starting a stream. SteamVR Improve layout and imagery for some of the dialogs that show up when launching VR games. Clicking on items in the control bar (e.g. a download in progress) will correctly switch to the Steam tab. Show reloading message when SteamVR quits before reloading the Steam window. Notifications in VR look much better. Requires SteamVR beta, otherwise notifications will not appear. Steam now only reloads every fifth time that SteamVR quits. Fixed a case where Steam could prevent SteamVR from properly detecting a USB connected headset and/or controllers. Steam Input Added a setting for the player LED for DualSense controllers. QoL Gyro Calibration button available in Controller Config Quick settings, and in the Gyro section of the Controller Layout Editor. Controllers can be used to dismiss/continue when controller support information panels appear before a Desktop game's launch. Fixed Gyro enable button not being respected. Fixed styling of the controller mode settings page. Possible fix for cases where configuration edits would be dropped when toggling in and out of the overlay. Steam Overlay Corrected Steam overlay colors when games have HDR enabled. Fixed middle-click panning not working in overlay browser on Windows. Fixed notes window controls scrolling off the top and new note/delete note buttons not being visible. Friends & Chat Fixed a case where group chats could get stuck on "Requesting Group Chat Information" after reconnecting to Steam. Linux Fixed a case where the client could get stuck in the shutting down screen. Fixed rare crashes during window creation. Fixed controller input inconsistently working in Big Picture mode windows. macOS Fixed intermittent Steam API ****** in some Apple Silicon games. View the full article

What is the Modern Horizons 3 release date? It's just a few days away, so June should be an exciting time for Magic: The Gathering fans who love competitive, high-powered games, as new card set Modern Horizons 3 is coming out later this week. Read on for the confirmed MH3 release date, card spoilers, commander decks, and more news. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Legacy win made this humble MTG card's price spike 325% MTG gets a second Hatsune Miku Secret Lair drop MTG ****** combination names, explained View the full article

(How many terrible movie references did we cram into the trailer? Watch and count! Or don't, it's kind of embarrassing for us.) Steam's Dinos vs. Robots Fest celebrates games that let you play with dinosaurs or robots. Or dinosaurs AND robots. Or AS dinosaurs and robots! You get the gist. From now until March 4th at 10am PT, you'll find discounts on all sorts of dinosaur and ****** games on Steam. And don't forget to swing by the Points Shop for some free dinos/robots-themed items! View the full article

Want to know the best armor is in Helldivers 2? Don't let the stylish Helldivers 2 armor fool you, sometimes it's not always about looking the best on the battlefield. There are three armor weight classes, and each piece of armor has its own set of stats that you need to take into account before any mission. Picking the wrong piece of Helldivers 2 armor can make your mission much more difficult than it needs to be, so pay close attention to your options. Don't forget, this is a co-op game, so if your mates drop onto a planet wearing the wrong gear, feel free to give them a word. When you're dealing with the hardest difficulties in Helldivers 2, your choice of armor is just as important as the best Helldivers 2 stratagems. Here's what you need to know when picking the best Helldivers 2 armor. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Helldivers 2 dev explains outstanding bugs as it works on new Warbonds Helldivers 2 update finally fixes that big Warbond error Best Helldivers 2 stratagems View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

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What's the official size of Pokémon cards? It might seem a boring question - they're just Pokémon card sized, right? But knowing the correct dimensions for standard and jumbo Pokémon cards can come in useful for spotting fakes, avoiding cheaters, and buying sleeves and binders to protect your collection. Pokémon pack weight is also a big question for fans - can weighing packs help you pull rares? All will be revealed in our complete, fully tested guide. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: McDonald's has a sneaky Pokémon Pocket promotion you didn't know about 15 cutest Pokémon of all time The most expensive rare Pokémon cards of all time View the full article

What are the best stratagems in Helldivers 2? To spread democracy as efficiently as possible, you need to spend your credits wisely. The tricky thing about stratagems is that they all serve different purposes depending on the number of players you're fighting with, in addition to the ****** you're facing. One bad purchase is the equivalent of several wasted missions, and no one wants to waste their precious time, especially when the Helldivers 2 servers are in a state at the moment. In this co-op game, you need to be careful about how you're using your stratagems as friendly ***** is on, and it cannot be disabled. Don't forget to check out our list of the best Helldivers 2 weapons so you have everything you need to take on any ******. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Best Helldivers 2 weapons and how to unlock New Helldivers 2 ship upgrades are here to give you the edge Is Helldivers 2 down? Current server status and error codes View the full article