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You can now have steam families and have two members play different games from the same library. Assuming you were using two machines you could just have a seco
by clayhacks 11mo ago
You can now have steam families and have two members play different games from the same library. Assuming you were using two machines you could just have a second account as a family member and play both. Or do you have a crazy beefy computer and are trying to run two different games on one machine?
- babuskov 11mo agoNot really. It still has a library level lock. What Steam Families has enabled is to play games from each other's libraries at the same time. For example, if my account has a game A, and your has a game B, I can play the game B while you play the game A. This used to be disabled before. You still cannot play a game C from my library while I play the game A from my own library. The only way to be able to play any game you want would be to create a separate account for each game.