Ok, so there’s a game I want to buy, but my mum (who family shares with my account) probably wouldn’t appreciate seeing it on her game list.
I’ve made an extra account that’s not connected to the family share and added it to my computer’s steam client, but due to both accounts being on the same machine, games from one account’s library show up in the other, so I have to ask:
If I buy a game on the non-connected account, which then shows up in the library of the connected account as they are on the same machine, will that game then show up in the library of my mum’s steam account due to family share?
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r/Steam Ok, so there’s a game I want to buy, but my mum (who family shares with my account) probably wouldn’t appreciate seeing it on her game list. I’ve made an extra account that’s not connected to the family share and added it to my computer’s steam client, but due to both accounts being on the same machine, games from one account’s library show up in the other, so I have to ask: If I buy a game on the non-connected account, which then shows up in the library of the connected account as they are on the same machine, will that game then show up in the library of my mum’s steam account due to family share? submitted by /u/NappleSnapple [link] [comments]
Ok, so there’s a game I want to buy, but my mum (who family shares with my account) probably wouldn’t appreciate seeing it on her game list.
I’ve made an extra account that’s not connected to the family share and added it to my computer’s steam client, but due to both accounts being on the same machine, games from one account’s library show up in the other, so I have to ask:
If I buy a game on the non-connected account, which then shows up in the library of the connected account as they are on the same machine, will that game then show up in the library of my mum’s steam account due to family share?
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