I totally get your point, but there are some serious apps (non-games) on Steam too. I bought my license of DisplayFusion (multiple monitor utility for Windows)

I totally get your point, but there are some serious apps (non-games) on Steam too. I bought my license of DisplayFusion (multiple monitor utility for Windows) [1] on Steam because it was cheaper (during one of those regular Steam sales) and the license allows me to run it on any of my machines with Steam installed. [1] https://www.displayfusion.com/ https://www.displayfusion.com/