How do you add non-Steam games to your Steam library? Steam’s library system is streamlined and easy to use provided you don’t subsist on Uplay points or posses a wealth of DRM-free gems ...

Here's how to set up Steam Family Sharing along with some limitations you should be aware of before you start sharing your Steam library.

Steam offers a method to backup your current library with relative ease, so long as you have a spare drive big enough for the backup and a couple hours to kill.

If you game on multiple different PCs at once, then running your Steam library from an external drive could be just what you need.

It generates categories for you by genre (using the categories in the Steam Store), then adds the games in your library to those categories without you having to lift a finger.

This includes any .exe or software installed. There are limitations — adding a non-Steam game is essentially adding a shortcut to your Steam library.

Before you can move your Steam games to a new location on your Windows system, you will need to create a new Steam library. You can have multiple Steam libraries on your computer.

Simply open your Steam library, then right-click on the game you want to hide and select Set Categories. In the pop-up menu that appears, check the box next to “Hide this game in my library ...

A long-awaited addition to the Steam client helps you organize your games list by removing unwanted entries.

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Open the Steam application in desktop mode and follow the same steps as you would on a PC: go to Games > Add a Non-Steam game to my Steam Library, select the game, and add it to your library.

Whether it’s a classic game gathering dust on your hard drive or a recent purchase from another store, Steam makes it easy to consolidate your collection.