Steam security

I know Steam can take games,but why Valve don’t let me install games for free?I know to keep entertainment safely,but how to bypass security and install normal not non-steam games for free?is there any method?

https://store.steampowered.com/genre/Free%20to%20Play/

You’re either trying to open non-steam software with steam for the overlay and other shit like that, or you’re asking how to fucking pirate through steam.

[COLOR=‘Red’]Guys, let’s try to keep things on topic.

@Half-Life 3, you can install free-to-play games if you received them legitimately. You can also install commercial games if you have received them legitimately. You can have Steam load non-Steam games for you.

We cannot give you information on how to get games illegitimately.

just press Games and “Add non-steam game to my library”

I personally think this feature is completely useless but I know last I checked 4 years ago it was still there.

It’s good if not all of your games are from Steam, like to play fullscreen and chat with friends.

I use it to keep all my Mass Effect games on “Steam”.

last I heard it doesn’t add ingame chat unless the game is available on Steam in the first place, and if you add a pirated non-steam game that also happens to be available to buy on Steam, it bans your account and worst of all, in-game chat doesn’t even work

I’ve been able to chat on Steam just fine playing EA Origin games through the Steam overlay.

What might happen is a conflict of overlays that makes you unable to open the Steam overlay but that can be solved by disabling Origin’s own overlay.

As for pirated games, I have done a few as Steam shortcuts and while indeed the overlay won’t work if they’re games that are also available on Steam, I’ve never been banned for playing them through there tho.

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