So I thought, 'what if I could see that information directly on Steam?'

'Have you ever had the situation where you bought a game, only to later find out that it's already on a subscription package that you're subscribed to? It happened to me. Here's what the developer has to say about it: The extension we're talking about specifically is known as 'alike03's Subscription Info on Steam', which you can download for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge, and we've been really impressed with it so far. Of course, these are just very early talks at this point, and as such, fans shouldn’t expect too much out of it just yet, at least for the near future.We're not sure how we've never come across this in recent years, but if you're a Steam and Xbox Game Pass subscriber, there's a great extension ( in fact, a few great extensions) that can help you avoid any wasted purchases. “If your customers want it, then you should figure out how to make it happen. “We’ve talked to people there quite a bit about that topic,” Newell added.

This would also help in introducing Game Pass to Linux-based operating systems, further broadening the reaches of the service. Given the numerous issues that generally pop up with regards to PC versions of Game Pass games, adding access through Steam should prove to be of great help right away, thanks to Valve’s more robust infrastructure in that regard. “But for their customers it’s clearly a popular option, and we’d be more than happy to work with them to get that on Steam.” “I don’t think a something that we think we need to do ourselves, building a subscription service at this time,” Newell said. While Newell quickly denied any plans of developing a “Steam Game Pass”, Valve is more than willing to integrate PC Game Pass with Steam so subscribers are able to download their games directly through Steam’s storefront (much like how’s the case with EA Play). During the interview, Newell also talked about helping Microsoft put PC Game Pass on Steam. In a recent statement issued to PC Gamer, Valve CEO Gabe Newell talked about a potential competitor to Xbox Game Pass to accompany its latest hardware release, the highly-anticipated Steam Deck.

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