If you bought the game from steam, no. and if your trying to put a game on your computer and it keeps adding to steam, than un-install steam while your trying to install the game.
it depends if it is a game that is on steam (legit) it will go in there automatically if it is another game (for example, minecraft) then in the library, find add a game and pick "add a non steam game". if its not in the list then click browse and find it yourself.
You can't share a game between two accounts on steam, you'd have to buy the game again on the other account.
It is as are all the DLC for the game
Yes, some. Not all of them can be activated on Steam. See the related links for a list of the games that can be activated on Steam and for the instructions on how to activate a game on Steam.
it could be cause you haven't got a big hard-rive for the game
It means "role play" or "role playing". So if a game said "Knights RP Game", it would mean "Knights Role-Playing Game".
no it is not able to do it u and your freinds must both have steam a new games came out called aleian swarm by vavle/the makers of steam its all free u just have to have steam witch is also free so maby u guys wanna try that
It means that that person is good at what ever game he is playing.
You cannot turn a non-steam game into a steam game, however, you can add it to the list of your steam games by clicking the "add game" button in the "library" section. This will not make it a steam game, it will only cause the game to show up on the list.
When a person says that they are playing an addicting game which often means that they love playing that game so much, even getting addicted on the game.
If you bought the game from steam, no. and if your trying to put a game on your computer and it keeps adding to steam, than un-install steam while your trying to install the game.
Own means to posses. For instance, if I know that the game is mine, I will say, "I own that game." There is also a slang meaning for the word own, which means to basically be better at, or defeat in. For instance, if I beat someone in a race, I just "owned them."
No, because Minecraft is not a Steam game, so it is not using VAC. This game was developed by Markus Persson (Notch) and now is owned by Jeb. Steam has no right to give you vac ban, nor impersonate as the owner of Minecraft. You are free to go :) [Proof] I have played Minecraft on Steam before.
it means like your playing a game and winning cash
There is no letter that means you won the game. You keep playing until one person has all the candies (or pennies).
As of a few days ago, Valve software released it onto their Steam Distribution system in the free to play section. What this means is that as long as you have a computer capable of running steam and you have a steam login, you can get the game from the steam store for free.