It's still in beta, but if you have one of the 35 models that support Steam on ChromeOS, you can play PC games from the Steam ...

Steam is the preeminent online marketplace for PC gaming, but Valve is cutting support for an entire platform at the ...

Steam support on Chrome OS has been in an experimental stage for years now, first arriving as an early alpha back in 2022.

Google is winding down its Steam for Chromebooks experiment, with support set to end in 2026. After nearly three years in ...

The Steam for Chromebook Beta has been running for over three years now, but Google has announced it'll be shut at the end of ...

Google has no current native alternative for running PC games directly on ChromeOS. While Android and cloud streaming options ...

Some Steam users will be losing access to the gaming platform in the near future, as it's being sunsetted for the gaming ...

At this time, to join the Steam on Chrome initiative, you’ll need a Chromebook with at least an 11th Gen Intel Core i5 or i7 processor, along with Intel Xe graphics and 8GB of RAM.

After debuting in 2022, the Steam for Chromebook Beta will stop working in early 2026. At the time, it was a big ChromeOS ...

Steam for Chrome OS was previously released as an alpha testing software in March but already sees its beta testing phase for all to access and experience on their Chromebooks. It allows the ...

But that could change as according to Android Police, Chrome OS could support Valve’s Steam gaming platform. Yes, Steam gaming on a Chromebook really could be a thing.

So Google provided me with one of the seven Chromebooks that can run Steam, an ASUS Chromebook CX9 with Intel's 11th-generation Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage space.