Thought it was 1 game but anything I'm trying now has about a half second to a second delay between action and sound. Been using Bluetooth headset, attempted to update drivers but latest are already installed. Updated and reser computer, attempted a suggestion to disable effects in my sound mixer, still experiencing it.

Windows 11, unsure if this is a Steam or computer issue at the momen since YouTube and such seems synced up fine. Getting the same delay with multiple headsets.

I'm setting up a living room setup for big picture mode but the pc is used for gaming outside of that, I'm looking for a way to make it so when i open big picture mode it blacks out my other monitors, apparently it would work if the displays were duplicated not extended but changing that isn't an option, so is there any way to have the tv be the only display showing anything when big picture mode is open, I'm willing to use 3rd party software if i need to, just wanna get this working and it seems like it should

So my PC is by no means VR ready so I was wondering if when I use steam remote play will it use my PCs specs or my headset's?

As the title says, I just received an email saying that someone submitted a trademark complaint against me, so I'm seeking a bit of guidance.

The person claims to have "common law trademark rights" over the name "Nieve Studios" because he has an itch io page with that username, where he posted a few game jam submissions. Now, as far as I know, trademarks can only be granted after you sell a game, you cannot trademark a username or anything like that.

I published my game demo 6 months ago, and the final commercial release almost 2 months ago, using "Nieve Studios" as the publisher name since there was no account with that name on Steam.

Can this person really get me to change the name of my developer profile and publisher name considering they never released any commercial projects with said name?

It just feels kinda dumb how they raised this complaint when they haven't posted on any social media since 2021...

Edit: I cannot use "Nieve" in any way, even though it means snow in Spanish and my username is "aidannieve". They closed all my support tickets without any kind of proper explanations. If anyone has cool ideas for names, I'm open to suggestions. Avoid ùsing Spanish though, just in case I get a lawsuit 🥲

I've had an account for a very long time. I've been used and abused by Steam Sales, Gog to Steam Sync, and Humble Bundles. When the holiday sale comes this year, I will exceed 2000 titles in my library.

Steam Depressurizer has helped in the past, but I'm look for alternative recommendations, whether they be different tools or category recommendations.

I do have a Steam Deck and do use plugins there so those types of suggestions are welcome too.

So what do you all do? What works well? What do you recommend?

Thanks and happy holidays!

I want to play the game pikuniku with my friend, but once he's in remote play he cant do any input with his keyboard even if i switch to a controller.

So I accidentally gave myself all the achievements in a game a while ago with an in game trainer and I want to get rid of them, is there any way to do it other than using achievement manager? And is it safe to use it? Cause I'd rather have them than risk getting banned or something.

The sales I’m seeing say they end when the winter sale starts, will they get extended for the winter sale or are they actually just ending?

Hope some good titles go on sale I don't Particularly NEED anything but a few I have my eye on (I say this as purging my wishlist) either way still have CD keys and GMG that actually give rewards for purchasing titles. Valve I don't need anymore profile stickers 🤣

I am interested in multiplayer games that can be purchased through Steam for 10+ players. For example, Lethal Company (with mods), Project Zomboid etc.

Would love some suggestions, thank you!

Hi, I’m new to steam and was curious if anyone was selling or had ideas where to find NBA2k17 or similar older games to play on my pc.

Anyone know when the 2024 Year in Review is coming out? Just curious to see my stats.

*My previous post said external instead of internal. My apologies.

Steam is opening YouTube links in an internal player, which I can only close from the taskbar.

example:

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Even if the window closed easier, I'd still rather use my own 3rd party browser that's signed in and customized with add-ons. Is there a way to disable this?

I just wanted to know why Steam has the same size as the game tomb raider but not on marvel rivals even though i also install it via steam. is there a way to reduce the Steam size without compromising the games?

Thanks in advance!

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Hey guys I have this game called terraria I have so much progress in it . But I got a new better better PC with a new disk And i am wondering if I load this games in my steam account on a different PC are the save files gonna appear?

I had a game on my wishlist, pretty far down I might add. Now that it’s been deleted I’m more curious than ever as to what it was. I grabbed the ID: 1373860 and tried to bring up the store page but it reroutes to the main storefront. Is there any other way to just find out what it was?

My friend went on my account and used S.A.M. on some games to unlock every achievement, but I like earning them legitimately.

I'm looking for your most obscure games on the steam deck.

I'm not asking for a top 10 list, because we all know those by now. I'm on about some random ass games tucked away in your steam library that are great on deck.