Trade and Steam Market confirmations remain, and you can now customise the notifications you get on the app from the various sources: sales, trades, friend requests etc. Likewise, expect a more traditional Store experience on mobile thanks to the same update. The Library screen has been updated to offer a similar experience to the one on desktop. The Store, Community, News and all the existing tabs remain, and you can even customise them now. If you tend to use Steam on multiple machines, there's now an easier way to authorise devices and log yourself out of any of them. You also have the option to simply approve or deny a sign in from your phone. Simply point your phone's camera at the PC to sign into it, without having to enter your username and password.

Steam Guard codes continue to be the biggest reason to get the app, but Valve is making it more interesting with the addition of QR code scanning. The feature has been a staple on consoles for years, so it's about time it made its way to PC. The new Steam mobile app's most important addition is the ability to queue downloads and updates remotely to your PC, provided it's on and you're logged into Steam.

Did you know Steam has three mobile apps? Most existing features remain, with one exception. The update is available on iOS and Android, and it follows Steam's modern design language.Īs for features, this new version is packed with quality of life tweaks, as well as new security and convenience additions.

Valve rolled out a major update to the Steam mobile app, reworking it entirely for the better.

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