16 Hidden Steam Features & Settings You'll Love!

[@scribblez.01]

Some of these are actually pretty neat, thanks

[@JamesTDG]

1:57 i use collections so damn much on steam lol.

[@infraredds8689]

I just dont have enough games for that

[@ProtoType4588]

tip if you have a game that doesn't support your controller and it is not a steam game add it to steam you get access to their controller support

[@ericmatthews9894]

Now, that is a useful tip

[@TigerPlaysRbx52923]

ty

[@sonofgaming6161]

finally something i didnt know yet

[@NotRainbowSteve]

Actually useful, I figured out everything in his video except for the first thing on my own (the console I had to use for a few thing’s previously but besides that everything I already knew from just finding it out on my own)

[@RedDotShark18]

Do you think this would work with Valorant?

[@Orojyn]

Great video, I didn't know about 8-bit bayonetta and I've added it to my library keep up the good work!

[@wolfdeathnogames5314]

dont forget the list of hidden games that cant be gotten because there unlisted now

[@Julayla]

Cool. Now I can get that game. Family Guy, however, is another story if you never bought it when it was still available back then

[@Jesus_not_God_he_worship_him]

Have you played games like GTA, survival games, and Happy Farm, and have you watched movies? Games have a maker. They make sound and image files, movements, stages of the game, its system, laws, and its own scenario. Then the player comes and uses this, throws the seed, waters it, and sees the plant emerge on its own, but he knows that it has a maker who makes the images and movements. And the planting system and its laws, and the player used it, who discovered the method of planting and used it, as well as the recipes for food that he discovers and the devices that he makes. He continues to put things on things and discovers devices made by the game maker and its law, and the weapons and houses that he builds and the monsters that he finds, all made and prepared in advance, sound, image, movement, and law, and the player extracts those things. And the development of devices and weapons in the successive stages of the game, the emergence and advancement prepared by the game maker, the story of the game and its stages from the beginning until its conclusion, and the deficiency that befalls the player in his life bar, his energy, methods of treatment, and his food for energy. Likewise, movies find scenes successively emerging from each other, caused by previous scenes, as if no one had made them, but we know. They were filmed scene by scene, collected together, and arranged, and each scene emerged from the previous one and presented to us. Likewise, God made movies and games a sign for us for His creation of everything, preparing it in advance, and our use of it, and making it caused by reasons that He created every image, sound, and movement, and established laws and scenarios, and things appear to us for logical reasons, with laws. We discover it and use it, just like games and movies. There is a complete script written before filming, just as God wrote everything in the preserved tablet. Then they divide it into papers for each scene that they give to the actors. Likewise, fate descends from the preserved tablet every year on the Night of Destiny. And the cartoon films create a scene, a scene of movement, every image and sound. Then we see it as if it comes out of itself without a maker. What makes you disbelieve in God? Is it because you do not find a direct link between Him and the universe? Does the game maker or the movie director come to you with the game and the movie and make it in front of you and play it for you in front of you and they remain standing in front of you while you play it? Rather, you are in the universe as a character inside the game who has never seen its maker or how he made it and you wander around and discover and use things. God created everything from the big bang, which is like a beginning. The game and the movie until the end day, which is like the end of the movie and the conclusion of the stages of the game, their collection, their ranks, and their appreciation, and all the scenarios of movies and games, their tools, ideas, devices, events, and values, good, evil, and fighting. All of that is taken from the universe that God created, so making games and movies is proof to people that the universe has been made by god everything in it. Image, sound, pixels, movement, tools, laws, story, beginning and end. Or do you want God to appear to you and make everything for you with His hand in front of you? Game and movie makers do not do that. They make things for you and make you the one who does them, discovers them, makes them with your own hand, and finds logical reasons for them that come out automatically, and you know that all of that is programmed. And every weight of an atom in it is made like the pixel in games Rather, you are like a character in a game, walking, discovering, planting, creating, and finding laws, order, and things that come out automatically, caused by law, and you encounter things, and your equipment develops, and you come across stories and people, and the matter has a beginning and an end, and all of that is made. Didn’t the makers of games and movies imitate them from the universe? Isn’t everything imitated that is made that indicates that the original thing is also made? Can you find a Chinese phone made that imitates the iPhone without the iPhone also being made like it, but with better as well? Glory be to my Lord, who created the universe, perfected it, and perfected it with the greatness of what is in it, the length of its duration, and the large number of things in it, things, events, people, characters, materials, and programmed it into a great work. that game and movie makers are trying to imitate. And they will not be able to make what he do a sign for them that the universe in which it exists has a great Creator who created it

[@PhoenixVariety]

Eyyy this video was really helpful :). Thanks for all the tips!

[@tougeadventures2076]

Tower Unite is an absolute gem, I'm glad you found it.

[@Get_To_It]

It's one of the best games I've ever played!

[@tougeadventures2076]

@@Get_To_It I wish more people played it lol. I always recommend it to people I know

[@ProbNotCross]

Imo, it doesn't have the same charm as GmodTower, And the devs are very rude. Which makes me sad cause Tower Unite is pretty good too.

[@tougeadventures2076]

@@ProbNotCross Ik what you mean... ._.

[@Jesus_not_God_he_worship_him]

Have you played games like GTA, survival games, and Happy Farm, and have you watched movies? Games have a maker. They make sound and image files, movements, stages of the game, its system, laws, and its own scenario. Then the player comes and uses this, throws the seed, waters it, and sees the plant emerge on its own, but he knows that it has a maker who makes the images and movements. And the planting system and its laws, and the player used it, who discovered the method of planting and used it, as well as the recipes for food that he discovers and the devices that he makes. He continues to put things on things and discovers devices made by the game maker and its law, and the weapons and houses that he builds and the monsters that he finds, all made and prepared in advance, sound, image, movement, and law, and the player extracts those things. And the development of devices and weapons in the successive stages of the game, the emergence and advancement prepared by the game maker, the story of the game and its stages from the beginning until its conclusion, and the deficiency that befalls the player in his life bar, his energy, methods of treatment, and his food for energy. Likewise, movies find scenes successively emerging from each other, caused by previous scenes, as if no one had made them, but we know. They were filmed scene by scene, collected together, and arranged, and each scene emerged from the previous one and presented to us. Likewise, God made movies and games a sign for us for His creation of everything, preparing it in advance, and our use of it, and making it caused by reasons that He created every image, sound, and movement, and established laws and scenarios, and things appear to us for logical reasons, with laws. We discover it and use it, just like games and movies. There is a complete script written before filming, just as God wrote everything in the preserved tablet. Then they divide it into papers for each scene that they give to the actors. Likewise, fate descends from the preserved tablet every year on the Night of Destiny. And the cartoon films create a scene, a scene of movement, every image and sound. Then we see it as if it comes out of itself without a maker. What makes you disbelieve in God? Is it because you do not find a direct link between Him and the universe? Does the game maker or the movie director come to you with the game and the movie and make it in front of you and play it for you in front of you and they remain standing in front of you while you play it? Rather, you are in the universe as a character inside the game who has never seen its maker or how he made it and you wander around and discover and use things. God created everything from the big bang, which is like a beginning. The game and the movie until the end day, which is like the end of the movie and the conclusion of the stages of the game, their collection, their ranks, and their appreciation, and all the scenarios of movies and games, their tools, ideas, devices, events, and values, good, evil, and fighting. All of that is taken from the universe that God created, so making games and movies is proof to people that the universe has been made by god everything in it. Image, sound, pixels, movement, tools, laws, story, beginning and end. Or do you want God to appear to you and make everything for you with His hand in front of you? Game and movie makers do not do that. They make things for you and make you the one who does them, discovers them, makes them with your own hand, and finds logical reasons for them that come out automatically, and you know that all of that is programmed. And every weight of an atom in it is made like the pixel in games Rather, you are like a character in a game, walking, discovering, planting, creating, and finding laws, order, and things that come out automatically, caused by law, and you encounter things, and your equipment develops, and you come across stories and people, and the matter has a beginning and an end, and all of that is made. Didn’t the makers of games and movies imitate them from the universe? Isn’t everything imitated that is made that indicates that the original thing is also made? Can you find a Chinese phone made that imitates the iPhone without the iPhone also being made like it, but with better as well? Glory be to my Lord, who created the universe, perfected it, and perfected it with the greatness of what is in it, the length of its duration, and the large number of things in it, things, events, people, characters, materials, and programmed it into a great work. that game and movie makers are trying to imitate. And they will not be able to make what he do a sign for them that the universe in which it exists has a great Creator who created it

[@a_d3mon]

One of the cool things is if you use a controller and you add a non steam app, it lets you use the controller in-app. It also works with other launchers being added as a non-steam game

[@215nunu3]

Great to note!

[@Matshiro]

Nice, most of these were known to me, but it's cool to see all of them in well made video :D

[@DFX2KX]

most of those Delisted games are from steam events (8Bit Bayonetta was if I recall, I got that when it was available) if I recall. Also, you can change the screenshot button per game as well IIRC (I don't have access to the Overlay on most games because I'm on Linux with my gaming rig at the moment). it's under the right click menu, manage, and comes up under the general tab if you've got the overlay turned on.

[@Get_To_It]

Good to know thanks for sharing!

[@Fiftyblessings]

linux supremacy

[@GermanGuyEdits]

Is it possible to download only up this way?

[@noob_n_pro_gaming]

@@GermanGuyEdits I don't think so as it was a paid game

[@Nikulas228]

some of the stuff has been in steam since the beginning but for people that are new this is a nice tutorial lol.

[@TheKickKat]

Re: Small View It uses a LOT fewer system resources. It does not automatically preload a lot of the extra screens and info that normal mode does.

[@motasimsikander9652]

Remember me when u hit one mil ❤ dont know why u dont have a million subs already!

[@michaell8000]

some nice bits of info good work steam can be such a mine sometimes you don't realize there's more to find until you stumble onto it

[@TACALACA]

As a life-long PlayStation Gamer (PS1 - PS5) only starting a Steam Account now in 2024 this was very helpful! 🤘😀🤘

[@AzzRushman]

My favorite feature is being able to fix my controller's drifting by adjusting the deadzone of the joystick. My current controller is quite messed up so I need to have about 30% the deadzone applied, which is a lot for driving games, but good enough to enjoy any other kind of game without any issues. This also works for non-steam games, you just have to manage your non-steam game to allow it to use Steam Inputs (Controller Layout), and adjust a new profile or keep a default for a specific controller. It's just amazing, specially if you don't really want to buy a new controller just for a small drift.

[@PtolemyJones]

Nice video. One tip i recently found is the ability to mark certain games as private. Usually if you are playing a game, your friends will get a pop up. You can lock that all down, but then they can't see your wishlist either. marking them private hides just the games you want to.

[@thewolfstu]

8:30 these aren't HARD requirements, they are just general soft requirements and Steam is pretty chill on if you get a bad game and want to return it.

[@kilbymorgan8626]

Dynamic collections are completely useless since game developers like to drag their hands on the tags for their game and select almost everything so that it shows up to the maximum amount of people. Some of the big ones that ruin dynamic collections are: RPG Roguelike/lite Soulslike Survival And puzzle. Any of those have a high likelihood of adding damn near your entire library.

[@Bacontrollingofficials]

Thank you dude I liked this it gave me a game thats not available anymore and I installed it, it worked!

[@DeadKorzhik]

Thanks for the info 🎉

[@lumi55315]

the first one is pretty cool for just knowing the sheer amount of games that would be on steam still if delisting didn't exist

[@NegativeROG]

Great info, great job!

[@tichiwhitefur4265]

So past half way through the video is just Steam 101, Not very usefull if you used steam for more then a week :/

[@mintgtag111]

whats steam 101?

[@SealWithoutHat]

@mintgtag101 no 1 really knows, 0 people actually understand it, but only 1 man knows it.

[@dari9345]

​@@mintgtag111 When you say "subject 101", it means the most basic stuff of a given subject, in this case, steam 101 just means the most basic knowledge of steam

[@mintgtag111]

@@dari9345 thank you! im new to pc stuff since i just got one.

[@KDYinYouTube]

wuts wrong with you, you can know you are wrong even someone dont know wut 101 mean​@@SealWithoutHat

[@Kaiafairfax]

your work is not only informative but also visually stunning!

[@MohamOverKill]

I knew most of them but I still enjoyed watching this video tho

[@denizturhan2497]

i had poker night 1&2 deleted from my account. after i did this i got my games back! thank you so much for your video bro!

Knew lot's of these but it was very helpful for some new stuff. Thx.

[@LucianPrimeツ]

Really nice vid my friend! Just love steam ❤

[@Pyrablitz]

thanks for the info about steam like most i already knew about but the rest i didn't know also you earned a new subscriber

[@vladyslavstadnyk2762]

About adding no steam games, I guess it was also useful to mention it adds a steam overlay, not only fps counter

[@markgaumee]

I had no idea you could change the logo and background of games on steam. That’s really funny and creative😂

[@TorQueMoD]

You have my game in your list and you used it as an example of remove from hidden. That's awesome and I was not expecting it :)

[@Juimex]

Which game was it?

[@masterofthecontinuum]

I used to have codename gordon, didn't know there was a way to get it again.

[@Nug223]

Thank you for the first tip now I can play multiversus before it comes out

[@jandraelune1]

I still have Terra in my list from way back when it was a stand alone launcher.

[@3emad.305]

Why did you start the video with the mind blowing trick? Now my remaining brain cells are scattered around the room.

[@katycatjulius]

For the bonus tip: it has changed and now you can refund only if you do so within 14 days with less than 2 hours played and those less than 2 hours played now includes early access and 3 days early playing (or something similar) that you sometimes get with higher priced editions

[@func_e]

ah yes, 2 features I didn't know and 14 secret features I already use regularly

[@roileybnp]

dude this video is awesome! thanks for making it ❤

[@Echolaliaxu]

Most people dont realize but the refund parameters are for guaranteed refunds without any questions asked. You may still make your case and possibly get a refund if there's been more than two weeks since your purchase and/or you've played more than two hours.

[@Minib34ts]

With tip 2 you can also right click any of your friends and select "find games to play together"

[@Aqua_Hoshinoリ永ト]

you don't have any half life games on your steam library

[@thefknscarecrow]

A crime against humanity. I have all of them ❤

[@spiseck]

Can’t be trusted.. 😂

[@Aqua_Hoshinoリ永ト]

@@thefknscarecrow and black mesa and my game?

[@thefknscarecrow]

@@Aqua_Hoshinoリ永ト all of them.🤌🏻

[@ducksstirling9597]

@@thefknscarecrowsame

[@Zihenroy]

Nice promotion for 8 bit bayonetta :D

[@SniperPlayzGames]

2:15 i knew that

[@sinenomine8739]

I've obtained Streets of Kamurocho for my account thanks to this!

[@PitChampion]

Well, every setting in Steam is hidden 💀

[@devonpatrick9172]

most of these i already know, with the exception being adding 8 bit beyonetta, but then again ive had my steam account since 2011

[@SteveLosive]

They now have "Mark as Private" feature. IT'S INSANE!!

[@Alexman47]

cool video, also a fellow Tower Unite player!

[@AdamHinckley]

3:33 you can do that from the bottom left where it says 'Add a Game' and you get the same result

[@emres2005]

first one and the one at 7:14 these are clearly not visible and you should know these BUT any other feature you shown isn't hidden. You will find them if you tinker the UI out of curiosity.

[@danyeze]

I love you so much BBC, i didnt know these steam secrets

[@SuperNerdAdamsGarage]

You like BBC??? 🤨🤨🤨

[@Mike3721]

these are really useful, thanks

[@Julayla]

Thanks for the tips. They seem useful

[@tayssux3971]

nice video bro, thx for this tips !

[@Krisz_a_maganyos_farkas]

Thanks for the info. Very useful!

[@jpkral]

I feel like a complete degenerate for knowing all these tips xD but I had no idea about installing hidden games. I'll be playing around with that! Thanks 👍

[@jaspalah]

fun fact @6:46 (Game Servers) - This is the original Steam UI for joining half life/cs servers source: my account was made a couple weeks after steam release

[@Left4Cake]

You skipped the coolest part of the friends filter and that's you can filter multiple friends something that couldn't be done before that was added (since you could always compare games on each other profiles)

[@professionalidoit3767]

btd6 is in your liberary you have earned by respect

[@gamenrage5998]

Wow thanks that will helps a lot in my screen shots due to i want them on my desktop for reference to other build i do.

[@WijzeWasbeer]

what mods do you have on opera GX? it looks really cool

[@nevadada]

My fav is feature is game transfer over LAN. With 2.5Gb networking it works like wonders

[@Arcanua]

That filter would've been nice if not for the fact we already have a menu that does the same thing.

[@Vidplex-hu4tc]

Amazing thanks The forest was so hard to find

[@XSilver_WaterX]

You best update that F2P link as some of the hiddens work but other are just straight up blown up. Like Steam FORCED them to un-exist?!

[@angelushul]

"Nu exista dragoste, Doar durere si pacoste" ah song

[@Lil-San]

Very useful tutorial ❤

[@xM4rkHUN]

that is wild how nobody realized, that he just opened opera gx manually from the taskbar

[@mattiag1846]

One thing I like about steam is that you can customize the general theme of steam but nice at the same time I hate it because to do that you have to go on a mega tour by going to a site, download a theme and move it to a certain point in the steam files! Why not do something like this directly from Steam itself?! Ok that's a more or less easy thing to do but anyway, make me include it on steam instead of making me go to an external site

[@The_Real_SmolOrTem]

7:35 Someone's definitely going to edit this to show nothing

[@nitrodion]

This video is steam for beginners and even then most beginners figure this out very soon

[@rhett-ur8hs]

you have saved my ass in more ways than 1 thanks!

[@SL0rY_]

Hello, can you tell me how to make my Opera GX similar to yours? Thanks!

[@SniperPlayzGames]

3:28 i also knew that one (edit 1: i actually open roblox and minecraft using steam)

[@carterkline2581]

Im not gonna beg for you to pin this but please do so people can see this. There a easier way to access these « secret » games just search the game on your browser and there will be a link to steam with that game’s install page I did this method with rdr2

[@DTKCEKDRK]

Did this with Battlefield BC2 too

[@LynxGGTV]

.gif also works for custom artwork

[@tartankiltington]

straight at it, no bs, nice!

[@SirAbdulTheFirst]

for adding a non steam game you can click the button on the bottom right that says add non steam game and there is an option there

[@ascended2zero]

you man do you know how to fix game background missing in steam point shop?

[@neror9499]

damn, i didnt even know that cards have whole art if you click on them ._.

[@Felixbucket]

2:48 Sometimes games split up some files into a subfolder in %APPDATA%/local/ as well though 7:24 Not me using the console to download previous builds of games lol

[@user-hh4hc2lt6e]

0:15 are there any cool or niche free delisted games that we could get? i think theyre super cool, they dont even have a no-purchase listing/ store page at all

[@januzi2]

1:04 I have to do what now?

[@CrackedMB]

Extreeeeemly underrated

[@גיאג-ל9ג]

Yo that's so cool bro you play crossout

[@Daniel_Coffman]

Highly unfortunate that the installing of delisted games only works with some like 8-Bit Bayonetta and Streets of Kamurocho and not others like Haunted Dungeons: Hyakki Castle. Hyakki Castle looks very interesting to me; as much as it was apparently either mid or disappointing to reviewers. I'm guessing that games like 8-Bit Bayonetta were already free before they got delisted, and that's why you can install them?

[@Jesus_not_God_he_worship_him]

Have you played games like GTA, survival games, and Happy Farm, and have you watched movies? Games have a maker. They make sound and image files, movements, stages of the game, its system, laws, and its own scenario. Then the player comes and uses this, throws the seed, waters it, and sees the plant emerge on its own, but he knows that it has a maker who makes the images and movements. And the planting system and its laws, and the player used it, who discovered the method of planting and used it, as well as the recipes for food that he discovers and the devices that he makes. He continues to put things on things and discovers devices made by the game maker and its law, and the weapons and houses that he builds and the monsters that he finds, all made and prepared in advance, sound, image, movement, and law, and the player extracts those things. And the development of devices and weapons in the successive stages of the game, the emergence and advancement prepared by the game maker, the story of the game and its stages from the beginning until its conclusion, and the deficiency that befalls the player in his life bar, his energy, methods of treatment, and his food for energy. Likewise, movies find scenes successively emerging from each other, caused by previous scenes, as if no one had made them, but we know. They were filmed scene by scene, collected together, and arranged, and each scene emerged from the previous one and presented to us. Likewise, God made movies and games a sign for us for His creation of everything, preparing it in advance, and our use of it, and making it caused by reasons that He created every image, sound, and movement, and established laws and scenarios, and things appear to us for logical reasons, with laws. We discover it and use it, just like games and movies. There is a complete script written before filming, just as God wrote everything in the preserved tablet. Then they divide it into papers for each scene that they give to the actors. Likewise, fate descends from the preserved tablet every year on the Night of Destiny. And the cartoon films create a scene, a scene of movement, every image and sound. Then we see it as if it comes out of itself without a maker. What makes you disbelieve in God? Is it because you do not find a direct link between Him and the universe? Does the game maker or the movie director come to you with the game and the movie and make it in front of you and play it for you in front of you and they remain standing in front of you while you play it? Rather, you are in the universe as a character inside the game who has never seen its maker or how he made it and you wander around and discover and use things. God created everything from the big bang, which is like a beginning. The game and the movie until the end day, which is like the end of the movie and the conclusion of the stages of the game, their collection, their ranks, and their appreciation, and all the scenarios of movies and games, their tools, ideas, devices, events, and values, good, evil, and fighting. All of that is taken from the universe that God created, so making games and movies is proof to people that the universe has been made by god everything in it. Image, sound, pixels, movement, tools, laws, story, beginning and end. Or do you want God to appear to you and make everything for you with His hand in front of you? Game and movie makers do not do that. They make things for you and make you the one who does them, discovers them, makes them with your own hand, and finds logical reasons for them that come out automatically, and you know that all of that is programmed. And every weight of an atom in it is made like the pixel in games Rather, you are like a character in a game, walking, discovering, planting, creating, and finding laws, order, and things that come out automatically, caused by law, and you encounter things, and your equipment develops, and you come across stories and people, and the matter has a beginning and an end, and all of that is made. Didn’t the makers of games and movies imitate them from the universe? Isn’t everything imitated that is made that indicates that the original thing is also made? Can you find a Chinese phone made that imitates the iPhone without the iPhone also being made like it, but with better as well? Glory be to my Lord, who created the universe, perfected it, and perfected it with the greatness of what is in it, the length of its duration, and the large number of things in it, things, events, people, characters, materials, and programmed it into a great work. that game and movie makers are trying to imitate. And they will not be able to make what he do a sign for them that the universe in which it exists has a great Creator who created it

[@LorettasHaven]

The console is useful if you want to install an older version of skyrim for modding purposes!

[@BannorPhil]

Can you change the names of the games in your Steam library? And if so, how?

[@loolyou]

I already have that 8 bit game in my library

[@GamerPhilosophy]

Thank You so much 💞✌😊🖖

[@wolflegendgaming8420]

It says my steam value is $2237 but in today's prices it says $6699

[@lx9049]

About the hidden games, there are other paid games that are hidden but you can still buy them. I did this with the original Skyrim, you just search elder scrolls v on the help tab like in the video but instead clicking install (it wont appear anyway) you click view in store and you can buy it instead of the special/anniversary edition. I dont know if you can do this with other games because I tried this with the original gta sa but I couldnt and i would like to know other cases like this.

[@lx9049]

I did it with the original Skyrim AND the 3 DLCs btw.

[@thelaughingmanofficial]

I've been using collections for years.

[@Emily_VM]

awww i tried the first tip with the stranger things 3 game because i want that game and i can't buy it on steam :/ is there still a way to get that game on steam? as a stranger things fan i will play this game

[@Damglador]

So hidden😱 (Except first one, it really is, and console)

[@omegabyte3541]

There is a add game button to add non-steam games in the bottom left 😂

[@Meaniepanini305]

What opera GX mod do you use?

[@DoomKermit]

omg i feel old, whenever you launched a steam game it used to tell you that you can press f12 to take a screenshot, does it not say that anymore? i just checked, it doesn't, omg i am old

[@gabrielandy9272]

some of these i knew just for using steam.