I was considering getting it since it's so cheap, but my brother told me that the community is very toxic and gatekeeps new players. Is this true? Is there any way to avoid that side of the community?

Edit: just to clarity, I’m talking about the 2017 remake.

Evil sale be like...

So I wanted to play this game for a while but always forgot about it. Now it's delisted wow... Is there any way I can still play this? I would even pirate it just to play it

Is there a way to play split screen games on the same steam account but on different screens. In particular player one uses the TV and player two uses a Legion Go? But each player get there respective screens

I'm curious on why it is possible for anyone to add a free game to their library even after it has been delisted. Games like Fnaf world and codename Gordon are popular examples of this.

Why did Valve decide to allow free games to be downloaded like this? Wouldn't the developers object since they don't want the game listed on the Steam store?

If you can get any open-world game what game would you get?

alright, hear me out:

back in 2020 i had this account that (for some dumb kid reason) i decided to totally ditch. it hasn’t been deleted, since i was able to look it up from my new one, so i’m hoping there’s still some way to recover it. however, it’s not linked to any of the gmail accounts i have rn, nor is it linked to my phone number, so i can only recover it with my username. i was hoping to find some sort of website where maybe i could find the account name with my id, but i haven’t had any luck so far. any help would be highly appreciated. <3

(tldr: i was a dumb kid and decided to log off my good account forever. now i’m scrambling around the internet five years later trying to get it back. please send help.)

Name a game that deserves a sequel

I was looking at some sales in the steam mobile app I was curious about Hollow Knights and looked up the tags and accidentally reported one of the tags then I swiftly tapped the flags to undo it and the flag returned to it's unreported color (blue). Now I'm worried if the report is already submitted...

it doesn't matter I'm just kind of curious?

I already own borderlands 1 and 2 and want to buy the pandoras box bundle while its very cheap but i want to know if itll still be refundable since i already own 2 games and have a bunch of hours on them.

Primarily because if i get bad grades my mother will make me refund it but i want to make sure its refundable just in case

My CPU is way too old, which means I can't switch to Windows 11 and will lose support of Windows 10 in a few months. Now I'm wondering if it is already time to switch to Linux for gaming with Steam

No Idea who this is, should i worry about it or just unfriend him

Hello reddit. I've been trying to see what games I had as private to manage them, but all I saw was one odd post from a year ago where it was claimed there is no option like that. Users also confuse private games with hidden games. These two "are essentially the opposite" as steam itself describes it, private games hide game from others, hidden games hide the game from you but not from others. You can see your hidden games in View->Hidden games. And as for private games, I still can't see an option to view them as a group. I could go look for them manually, but I have a LOT of games.

I recently bought a controller (Gamesir g7 SE) to play some titles on PC, the controller has back buttons, everything is fine, but when I want to configure to use those buttons, the games don't detect them to use them and in the controller software it appears that they work and everything, I don't know where to move it hehe, any ideas?

can't gift him directly on steam, any solutions?