Steam

Love it, but its always freezing on my computer

Great app! Just want it on another computer.

It works for me. Yes it doesn't have all the features that the Windows version does, but it has enough for you to collect and play your games. (Whether they're per-steam-license actually yours or not is a whole other ball o' wax.)

On OsX 10.12 (16A323), everything is gone, the login panel is all white, no input fields, cannot login and play. And I have 100 games in my library. Time for me to go DRM free.

Soooo sick of constant updates, especially ones that break Steam altogether. Just had the latest update install itself and now I get 'Failed to load steamui.dylib' error message which means Steam won't even open. Steam, you take our money for games then fail to deliver a stable environment to play them in?!?!?!? Turning into rip off software.

Everyone knows the Steam Store is a great place to pick up games at a reasonable price. This review is purely for the client software… …Which is not that great. Its major flaw is that it tends to forget that you've chosen to be Offline, and will ask you to connect to the net and log in before allowing you access to your purchased software. The Internet isn't as ubiquitous as Valve would have us believe, and when it is there it isn't always accessible (high costs, slow speeds, unreliable connection etc.) ATM my desktop has no Internet connection, and now that Steam has "forgotten" I chose to be Offline (because I knew it wouldn't have an Internet connection for the foreseeable future) I can no longer launch the app at all. The only way to restore functionality is to move the whole desktop to a location with Internet access - annoying and frustrating. The app also has a tendency to believe there are updates available despite not having had any internet access that could have alerted it. Add on to this the often excruciatingly-slow responses to Support requests, and you've got reasonably-priced games let down by a terrible client and support platform. Maybe they should stop offering the cheap deals and use the extra cash to provide a better platform instead - do it the Apple way…

The main feature of Steam I like is multi-platform support. If I buy a game for the Mac, I can usually play that same game on a PC. That's useful to me in two ways: (1) With friends or relatives who only use PCs, I can download the same games to play with them while visiting. (2) I'm often busy with processor intensive tasks on my Mac, so I prefer a dual-machine setup, where I can do work on the Mac, but then switch to a PC and play games while taking a break.

I been using Steam for years and was so excited when they opened for Mac users. If you want great access to your favorate games while being part of a community this is the app for you. Already own the game np just add the key to steam and it will track it for you!