Here are ten Steam features you should be using that you might not have noticed.

you could open it by navigating to your Steam parameters, thenDownloads > Steam Library Folders.

Steam even breaks down the size of games between the base title and any downloadable content (DLCs).

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There are checkboxes on each game for uninstalling them or moving them to another library folder.

For example, Fallout 76 saves screenshots and configuration files to that location instead of Steam.

Right-tap on any game in your library, then go toProperties > Betas.

Steam Storage Manager screenshot with several games listed

The icons on Two Point Hospital’s page indicate (from left to right) Windows, Mac, and Linux support.

If there is a beta program available, it will be listed in the dropdown menu.

Most games don’t have beta programs available, but they can be handy when game publishers offer them.

Clicking a card will reveal the current starting price in the Community Market.

Beta program window for Team Fortress 2 on Steam

Cards from some games are worth more than others.

It’s more than just a simple list, though.

Steam will also notify you in the same way if a game on your Wishlist ever goes on sale.

Selling a card on Steam

Finally, depending on yourprofile privacy setting, your Steam friends can see games on your Wishlist.

First, the store page for each Steam game has some information.

The Windows and Mac icons are straightforward, but the icon for Linux support is just the Steam logo.

Screenshot of Two Point Hospital listing on Steam

The icons on Two Point Hospital’s page indicate (from left to right) Windows, Mac, and Linux support.

However, the Steam icon only appears if the game developer has a fully-supported native Linux version available.

Thankfully, it’s easy to check the previous names used by someone on Steam.

From your Friends List, pick the down arrow on someone, and click “View Profile.”

Setting a nickname in Steam

Then tap the down arrow next to their name on their profile.

It’s easy to set a nickname, but it does require a few clicks.

Thankfully, there’s a setting to open other pages by default.

Selecting multiple games at once in Steam

Just go to the Steam configs and tap the Interface tab.

The good news is that you don’t have to choose each individual game to start the download.

Steam has an option to queue up multiple games for download at the same time.

when you obtain the games you want selected, right-choose any of them and select “Install Selected.”