Latest Steam Beta Update Introduces Option to Hide Individual Games in Library

Valve has released a new beta version of the Steam client, offering users the ability to hide individual games in their libraries. This feature allows gamers to better organize their game collections, making unwanted or less relevant titles less visible.

The ability to hide games has been a long-awaited addition for many Steam users, who desired more control over how their libraries are displayed. Previously, players could only permanently remove games from their accounts or hide them in a general list, but now they have the option to hide individual games.

To access the new feature, users need to install the Steam beta version. Once installed, an option appears in the library settings to hide selected games. Hidden games will still be available for download and play but won't appear in the regular list.

This update is part of Valve's efforts to improve the Steam user interface, aiming to make the platform more user-friendly and intuitive for all types of users.

The new game hiding feature in Steam is likely to be included in the next stable client update, providing users with more freedom and flexibility in managing their game libraries.