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Steam has the steamdb listing all versions of packages that are available for download. As long as you have a steam account that "owns" a license for the softwa
by josefx 5y ago
Steam has the steamdb listing all versions of packages that are available for download. As long as you have a steam account that "owns" a license for the software you can use that info to download any listed version through steam.
- thatguy0900 5y agoReally? I've seen developers add old versions as "beta"s as a workaround to continue saves after a big patch so I assumed downloading old versions wasn't normally possible.
- 1_player 5y agoIt's not possible through the Steam interface, but there are third party apps on github that let you download old bundles. I used one recently, but I forget the name, sorry.
- josefx 5y agoI am not sure if every old version stays available. However I had to binary search through versions of their VR tools once because only a few versions ran on my dev. system. The normal steam UI doesn't really expose the versions or provide an option to prevent updates, so the beta workaround might be necessary to tag these versions for end users.