Can I transfer my Steam games to another computer?

Transferring Steam games to another computer is indeed possible and can be accomplished through a few different methods. The easiest way to transfer games is by using a local network or an external storage device. If both computers are connected to the same local network, you can use the Steam client to download your games directly without needing to transfer files manually. However, if you prefer or need to move files manually, you can copy the game files from the original computer. First, locate the game files on your computer. They are typically found within the Steam directory, which is located in the "Program Files" folder unless you installed Steam in a different location. You can copy the entire "SteamApps" or "steamapps/common" folder onto an external drive or a network share, and then paste it into the corresponding Steam folder on the new computer. Once the files are in place, you will need to install Steam on the new machine and log into your account. When you launch Steam, it should recognize the existing files and not require re-downloading them. Ensure you verify the integrity of the game files to avoid any issues. For more specific assistance or information on account management, it is advisable to check the current web page where detailed support resources are available.