If you've hidden any of your Steam games from your library, there is a way to bring them back to your standard library if you're missing any games you hid.

After years of begging from PC gamers, you can now hide games from your Steam library—though the secretive feature is hard to find. Here's how to do it.

If you want to remove Games from Steam Library or hide your game from your friends, then this guide shows you how to do it effortlessly.

How to check your Steam Deck library compatibility While the majority of PC games are limited to the Windows operating system, Steam has chosen Linux as the primary base of the Deck.

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

Steam has most PC games, but it doesn't have them all. You'll need to know how to add external games to your Steam library to have your collection in one spot.

If you're never going to play a game again — or you just don't want to see something listed in your Steam library — here's how to hide it out of sight!

2. Find the non-Steam Game you want to add After selecting “Add a Non-Steam Game to My Library,” a new window listing available applications will appear on your computer.

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 want to share your Steam Video Game Library with families and friends, then you need to enable the Family Library Sharing feature.

Gamers can now add the Steam library to the Xbox app on PC. According to an official blog by Xbox Wire, the Xbox Insiders' aggregated gaming library is coming to the Xbox app.

While Steam-bought games will auto-populate with artwork in your library, non-Steam games don't get the same treatment unless users add custom images.