Aside from showcasing the latest triple-A heavyweights to grace the world of video games, the Steam store is also no stranger to the occasional out-of-the-blue indie success story. The store's ...

With the narrative snap of a LucasArts game, the foreboding mood of the Black Mirror trilogy, and the complex pixel art of ...

Microsoft has leaked what appears to be an in-development Xbox UI update that allows players to see all of the PC games they’ve installed through Steam, the Epic Games Store, and more.

Valve has dismissed recent reports its Steam platform suffered a "major" data hack, confirming there was "NOT a breach" of Steam systems. More like this Nintendo Switch 2 vs. Steam Deck: Battle of the ...

Valve has now confirmed that “this was NOT a breach of Steam systems” and users do not need to change their passwords as a result. However, it continues to recommend that you set up the Steam Mobile ...

What just happened? News recently circulated indicating that details of around two-thirds of Steam accounts have been leaked onto the dark web. No passwords, payment information, or other personal ...

Here’s how it works. As we reported initially, a known cybercriminal had claimed to be in possession of a database consisting of 89 million Steam user records, including phone numbers and one ...

Jhonattan Vegas wears it on the left side of his polo, and others have the logo elsewhere on their clothing. It sits in a place not uncommon for sponsors, but it seems like a strange thing to ...

UPDATE: In a statement, Valve says the leak involves "older text messages that had previously been sent to Steam customers" and is "NOT a breach of Steam systems." "We’re still digging into the ...

If you've seen news stories claiming that more than 89 million Steam user records leaked, don't panic. Social media posts currently circulating suggest that Steam credentials are up for sale on ...

Editor's note: The reported Steam account leak isn't as big as it first appeared. Valve spokesperson Kaci Aitchison Boyle confirmed to Mashable that there was a breach, but that "this was NOT a ...

The dark web doesn't have your Steam account on it, Valve has confirmed in a news post after a report on LinkedIn claimed there was a massive data breach of more than 89 million users.