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How to update your Steam client to the Beta version
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Updated onOctober 4, 2023
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Anyone who knows a thing or two about PC gaming most likely knows whatSteamis.
Thisvideo gamedigital distribution platform is probably the most currently recognizable one on the market.
However, staying on top of thevideo gamefood-chain isn’t easy, andSteamcontinues to evolve.
One great example ofSteam‘s evolution is the news that theSteamLibrary is getting a completerevamp.
How do you change your Steam client to the Beta version?
1. Join the Beta while Steam is in Small or Large Mode
2. Join the Beta while Steam is in Big Picture Mode
What does the new Steam library bring to the table?
Quicker access to game updates
With the newclient, you’ll be the first to know every timegamesin your library receive anupdateor host an event
All you have to do is click on an event to browse all the recentupdatesfor thatgame.
An area where recently played games are displayed
With the newSteamclient, you’ll now have a shelf that shows thegamesyou played or purchased most recently.
All you need to do is push the big green button to pick up where you left off in your lastgame.
Your friends’ activity log
With the newSteamtab, you can see what your friends are currently playing, and you may even find a newgameworth trying.
A Collections tab
You can add a custom shelf or twenty, and you can highlight your favorite collections or just showcase all yourgames.
All the information about a game on a single page
Better Library organization
The newSteamclientwill make it easier to explore, sort, hide and feature yourgames.
If all of these features sound extremely promising, then most likely you’ll want tojoin the beta phaseas soon as possible!
More about the topics:Steam Guides
Teodor Nechita
Eager to help those in need, Teodor writes articles daily on subjects regarding Windows, Xbox, and all things tech-related.
When not working, you may usually find him either at the gym or taking a stroll in the park, trying to find inspiration for the next articles he may write.
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