The Steam mobile app has been getting a bit long in the tooth, and it looks like even Valve noticed. The company has revamped Steam Mobile with new features and an updated interface for buying and ...

Valve rolled out a major update to the Steam mobile app, reworking it entirely for the better. The update is available on iOS and Android, and it follows Steam's modern design language. As for ...

The PC version of the Steam app remains the most polished version that Valve has released so far. However, gaming-focused software does not receive the same love on mobile platforms. This time, the ...

While Steam is still an extremely popular platform for game shopping and gaming itself, its mobile app hasn’t seen an updated look in years. That ends today as Steam is releasing a limited mobile app ...

For over a decade, Valve has offered access to Steam through Android and iOS clients. In recent years, however, the Steam mobile app hasn’t gotten much attention from the company. Not only does it ...

If you've ever used Steam to purchase games, converse with your friends, or get information and news on the developers you love, you know that it lends itself to a mobile environment without even ...

If you've ever used Steam's mobile app, you probably know that it wasn't the most optimized app in the world. It had flaws, didn't look very modern, and often felt clunky to use. Valve, the company ...

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Rejoice o’ ye forgotten gamers, or as most people would call us, “Steam gamers who have Windows phones.” Valve has heard our entreaties and answered with an official Steam app for Windows Phone 8.1 ...

is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. I’ve been using the Steam iOS app quite a bit since getting a Steam Deck, ...

I know I say this a lot, but man that was fast. Valve’s new pair of Steam mobile apps have been in their respective marketplaces for less than a week, and already they have graduated from beta status.