When buying a game on Steam, you'll need to select "Purchase as Gift". It will then give you different options to how you want to gift it. If you store the game in your Steam Inventory, you'll have to start a Trade with the person you want to give it to. If you've already bought a game, and played it, then you won't be able to give it away, though.
You can download the demo from Steam if you search it in Steam.
Nowadays, more and more PC games are being sold with some kind of DRM infestation. They do this to try and retain control over a product even after you have paid them for it. For Skyrim, Bethesda chose to use the program called Steam as its choice for DRM. Because of this, you must have Steam installed as well as a Steam account in order to activate the game online before you're able to even install it. Once the game is activated, it will be locked down to the Steam account you chose to activate it on. Now to answer your question. Yes, you should both be able to play the same game installed on different PCs. However, there is a process involved in doing this. First your friend will need to have Steam installed on their computer. Once installed he/she will have to log into the online Steam account that you activated the game on. After that, you can either install the game from the discs, or download it from the Steam servers. Once it has been fully installed, your friend will have to use what is called "Offline Mode" which you can access by clicking the "Steam" option on the menu bar and then click "Go Offline". Once in Offline Mode, the game should be playable, but only after it has been installed and fully updated. If it hasn't, you'll get an error message when trying to play it offline. If you wanted to, both of you could play in Offline Mode. However, both of you cannot be logged into the same Steam account at once while in "Online Mode" (connected to the internet). As far as I know, if one of you were to log in to play the game online (to earn Steam achievements for example) while the other was already logged into that same account on another computer, the person that was currently online would be booted from that Steam account with a message. So if both of you want to play it at the same time, at least one of you will have to play it while in Offline Mode. If you wanted to share a multiplayer game that's on the same Steam account, you would have to take turns, since both of you cannot be logged into the same account at once while online.
If your teacher took it away, don't ask 4 it 4 a couple of days. Then when he\she completely forgets that he\she took it away,ask her\him 4 ur game.
Your name is gmod is the same as your steam name. By changing your steam name, you change your name in steam related games. However, bans are not name-specific. They are tied to the steam account, not necessarily the steam name.
No. True steam is transparent. The white puffs of vapor you see coming from a tea kettle are water vapor, not steam.
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Yes, someone can give you a key code for DMC Devil May Cry. Steam is a specific superpower that you can get in this game. The code for it is: semta. This will produce steam.
It's a code verifying to the online game system "steam" that do you did in fact purchase the game you're trying to register. If you're asking for us to give you one, we don't do that.
You cannot turn a non-steam game into a steam game, however, you can add it to the list of your steam games by clicking the "add game" button in the "library" section. This will not make it a steam game, it will only cause the game to show up on the list.
If you bought the game from steam, no. and if your trying to put a game on your computer and it keeps adding to steam, than un-install steam while your trying to install the game.
Either you can play with it or give it away.
No, unless you let them on your account, which is a bad idea and not recommended.
Steam from a ton of water boiled away to nothing.
Open steam, Browse the game you want to start and double click it..
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No, because Minecraft is not a Steam game, so it is not using VAC. This game was developed by Markus Persson (Notch) and now is owned by Jeb. Steam has no right to give you vac ban, nor impersonate as the owner of Minecraft. You are free to go :) [Proof] I have played Minecraft on Steam before.