Steam

Signing in and protecting a Steam account

Steam Guard adds two-factor authentication to a Steam account, so a password alone is not enough to sign in. Instead of typing a password on a new device, you can scan a QR code shown on the screen. For regular sign-ins, the app sends a prompt you can approve or deny.

On the Plus tier, the app also lists every device that is signed in to your account. You can see those devices and manage their access.

Confirming trades and Market sales on a phone

Item trades and Steam Community Market sales need a confirmation before they go through. The app lets you approve those confirmations from your phone rather than from the PC. The listing says this speeds up trades and sales.

Browsing the store, library and notifications

The store browser covers the Steam catalog of PC games, and the listing says it has a layout built for mobile screens on the Plus tier. The Library view shows each game with its content, discussions, guides and support pages in one place.

Notifications can be set for wishlist items, sales, comments, trades, discussions and friend requests. On Plus, a News feed is built from the games in your Library and shows news, events and content updates from publishers and developers.

Plus extras: community, friends and multiple accounts

The listing groups several features under Plus. These include full access to the Steam Community, with groups, Workshop, Market, broadcasts and discussions. You can also see friends, friend activity, screenshots, inventory and wallet.

The Plus set also includes support for signing in to more than one Steam account within the app, and the option to customize which tabs appear in the main navigation.