How to Import Non-Steam Games into Your Steam Library Easily
Learn how to add non-Steam games to your Steam library quickly and manage them in one place with this simple step-by-step guide.
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To import games into your Steam library, first, launch the Steam client. Go to 'Games' at the top menu and select 'Add a Non-Steam Game to My Library...'. This opens a window listing applications on your computer. Check the boxes beside the games you want to add, or use the 'Browse' button to find the game files. Click 'Add Selected Programs' to include them in your Steam library. Note that Steam features, such as the overlay, may not work with all added games.
FAQs & Answers
- Can I add any game to my Steam library? You can add most non-Steam games to your Steam library using the 'Add a Non-Steam Game' feature, but some games may not support Steam-specific features like the overlay.
- Will Steam overlay work with added non-Steam games? Steam overlay may not work with all non-Steam games added to your library, as support depends on the specific game's compatibility.
- How do I find non-Steam games to add manually? Use the 'Browse' button in the 'Add a Non-Steam Game' window to locate the executable files of the games you want to add.