How To Borrow Games On Steam

Описание: If you're looking to borrow a game on Steam, this video walks you through how to use Steam's Family Library Sharing feature—a legitimate way to share games between accounts. Steam allows users to share their game libraries with trusted friends or family members, enabling you to play each other's games without purchasing them individually. However, there are certain steps and security verifications required to set it up properly.

To begin, open the Steam application on your PC. You'll need access to both your account and the account of the person whose games you want to borrow. First, sign out of your Steam account by clicking on your profile initials and selecting 'Sign out.' Then, sign in with your friend or family member’s Steam credentials on your computer. It’s important that both accounts use Steam on the same device at least once during this setup.

Once logged in with the other account, go to the top-left corner, click on 'Steam,' then select 'Settings.' In the Settings menu, navigate to the 'Family' tab. Here, you’ll find the option to authorize the current computer and enable Library Sharing. Follow the on-screen prompts to grant permission for your account to access the library. After this setup is completed, sign out of your friend’s account and log back in with your own Steam credentials.

Now, when you go to your Library, you’ll be able to see the games available from your friend’s account, provided they are not currently playing a shared game themselves. Keep in mind, only one user can access a shared library at a time, and not all games are eligible due to third-party restrictions.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:07 Open Steam and sign out
0:15 Log in with friend's account
0:27 Access Steam settings and Family tab
0:40 Enable Family Sharing
0:46 Conclusion

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