How to Import Non-Steam Games into Your Steam Library Easily
Learn step-by-step how to add non-Steam games to your Steam library and launch them with Steam overlay features.
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To import games into Steam, first install the Steam client on your computer and log in with your account. Then, click on 'Games' in the top menu and select 'Add a Non-Steam Game to My Library...'. This opens a window where you can browse for executable files of games installed on your computer. Select the games you'd like to add and click 'Add Selected Programs'. While not every feature of Steam will be available for these games, you can launch them directly from your Steam library and access the Steam overlay.
FAQs & Answers
- Can I add any game to Steam, even if it wasn't purchased there? Yes, you can add most non-Steam games to your Steam library by selecting 'Add a Non-Steam Game to My Library' and browsing for the game's executable file.
- Will all Steam features be available for imported non-Steam games? Not all Steam features are available for non-Steam games; however, you can still launch them from your Steam library and use the Steam overlay.
- How do I launch a non-Steam game from my Steam library? After adding a non-Steam game to your library, simply select it in Steam and click 'Play' to launch the game with Steam's interface and overlay.