How to Link Downloaded Games to Steam

Want to organize all your games in one place? Steam allows you to add games from other platforms directly to your library. This guide shows you exactly how to link downloaded games to Steam for seamless access and management.

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Linking downloaded games to Steam is a simple process that creates shortcuts in your Steam library without requiring you to re-download or install the games. This feature is perfect for organizing your entire game collection in one place, allowing you to launch games directly from Steam while keeping your original installations intact. The process works with games from Epic Games Store, GOG, Ubisoft Connect, and other platforms. By adding these games to Steam, you can take advantage of Steam's overlay features, screenshot tools, and controller support regardless of where the game was originally purchased.

Key Features

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Create Steam shortcuts for non-Steam games
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Access all games from one unified library
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Use Steam overlay features with external games
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Organize games with custom categories and tags
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Enable Steam controller support for non-Steam games

How to Use

To link a downloaded game to Steam, open the Steam client, go to 'Games' > 'Add a Non-Steam Game...', browse to your game's installation folder, select the executable file, and click 'Add Selected Programs'. The game will now appear in your Steam library.

Conclusion

Start organizing your game collection today by linking your downloaded games to Steam. Follow these simple steps to create a unified gaming library and enhance your gaming experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add games from Epic Games Store to Steam?

Yes, you can add any installed game to Steam by following the same process, regardless of where it was purchased or downloaded.

Will adding games to Steam affect my original installation?

No, Steam only creates shortcuts to your existing game installations. Your original files and save data remain untouched.

Can I add games that require third-party launchers like Ubisoft Connect?

Yes, you can add the game's main executable file, though you'll still need to launch the third-party launcher first in some cases.