Some images bundled with a recent build of a Steam client beta suggest that a radical new version of the PC gaming platform could be on the way, with hubs for entertainment beyond the world of gaming.

Steam may be in for its most dramatic reworking in years. Steam beta users have turned up something very interesting in the platform's latest test client. As archived by Steam Database on Github, the ...

Steam has now officially added a host of handy new features to its client, following earlier beta testing. This update sees the arrival of a redesigned in-game overlay, complete with new features, a ...

With Steam sales occurring so regularly, it's not surprising to find people with hundreds of games on their account, possibly even a thousand, but what if you own 25,000 or more games on Valve's ...

Steam launches a major visual update to it's storefront pages, along with some quality-of-life changes for customers to use ...

TL;DR: As of November 2024, Valve's Steam client no longer supports Windows 7 or 8, affecting a small percentage of users. This change is due to reliance on an embedded version of Google Chrome and ...

If you prefer to get stuck into your Steam PC games with a controller rather than the ol' mouse and keyboard, you're in luck - the Steam client beta just added a batch of extra support for Xbox ...

Steam’s overhauled chat client is now available to all Steam users. The client, which comes off as Valve’s answer to Discord, had been available in beta since June. The bottom line: the client is a ...

Check out the full patch notes below. Valve has released a new update for the newest handheld console, the Steam Deck. The update brings several fixes and improvements to the device such as making ...

Valve has revealed that the Steam client is finally getting reworked this year. In a long, look back blog post, Valve discussed some of Steam's biggest achievements and milestones in 2018. Steam's ...

Here at Techgage, I’m the lone Mac lover. I guess that some days, it’s pretty easy to see why – Apple, and Steve Jobs in particular, doesn’t always do a lot to ingratiate itself with the public at ...