In clear terms, Steam wants you to know that you're actually buying a "license" to access its digital content.

Valve updated Steam’s shopping carts to notify users that they’re only buying a “license” for the game, not the game itself.

The harsh truth is timed to a new California law against false advertising.

Valve is now explicitly disclosing that you don’t own the games you buy from its Steam online store. The company has added a ...

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Have you noticed a new Steam message explaining your recent game purchases? It comes courtesy of a new California law.The ...

You don't own any of those games. Valve's PC gaming digital marketplace has started including a notice on the shopping cart ...

In February 2025, the Steam Deck will turn three years old. And while plenty of games still run like a dream on the portable ...

Well, they've done it. Scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope, a partnership of NASA and its European and Canadian ...

You don't own the games in your Steam library. Going forward, you'll be reminded of this fact every time you buy a game from ...

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