For all PC gamers, Steam is the quintessential storefront that we have been using for the longest time possible. Despite all the good things about the platform, the one thing that always sucked was the mobile app that looked like it was developed in the stone age. Well, after putting the app’s new interface through beta for a good chunk of time, the platform is finally rolling out the major refresh across every device.
The Steam Mobile App Finally Gets a Modern Makeover with Quality of Life Changes and Features
The company has completely revamped the new Steam Mobile app; this means you are getting a new framework, new design, and new features. Users will still be able to browse the store, use Steam Guard codes, and confirm trades. However, you now have QR code scanning for sign-ins, smarter notifications, customizable tabs, and a new Library view with remote downloads, which is one of the smartest inclusion.
You can look at all the features of the new Steam Mobile app below.
Two-factor authentication to ensure you’re the only one with access to your account
QR code sign in – Scan a QR code to sign into Steam instead of entering a password or…
Sign in confirmation – Confirm your regular Steam sign ins with simple “approve” or “deny”
Authorized Devices – Manage access to the devices your account has signed in
Easy access to the Store, Community, News, etc from wherever you are
Your Library with access to your game content, discussions, guides, support, and more
Remote download of games and updates on your PC, managed from your phone
Customizable Steam notifications: wishlist, sales, comments, trades, discussions, friend requests, and more
Trade and Market confirmations – to ensure items don’t leave your account without your approval
An improved Store browsing experience for mobile screens
Support for using multiple Steam accounts in the app
Customizable tabs
For those interested, you can download the app from Apple App Store and Google Play Store,
The new Steam Mobile app also includes a QR code sign-in, something that we all are familiar with. The sign-in does rely on 2FA credentials stored on your phone and allows for easier sign-ins. If you want, you can still use the traditional sign-in methods, too.
The Steam Chat app is also getting updates, with Android devices receiving the update today and iOS in the future.
The company has also talked about how it is going to be bringing a QR sign to Steam Deck, adding new notification types, and bringing the Authorized Devices list to Steam Client and browser.
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