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Steam is one of the best places to find out all the popular and awesome games of the world. It allows downloading & updating the game instantly. Steam also enables easy game management. That’s why all the biggest and best games are always on Steam. Thankfully, for Linux users & gamers, Steam is also available. In fact, there are some of the best games out there for this platform.
We already discussed how to move a Steam game from one folder to another. Today, let’s take a look how to take backup of Steam games. The steps are same for both Windows and Linux.
The step-by-step guide
- Open Steam.
- Go to Library >> Games.
- You’ll see the list of all the installed games on the left panel. Select the games you want to make a backup.
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- Right-click and select “Backup Game Files”.
- Click “Next”.
- Select the directory where you want to backup your game.
- Enter a backup file name. I recommend leaving the option of “File Size” to “CD [640 MB]”. It’s only a measure of splitting the compressed game archive.
Just wait until the game(s) are backed up.
For Linux usres, there’s another tool named “SLSK”. It allows easier management & backup facility for Linux platform. You need to build it from the source. Check out the complete instruction on installing Steam Linux Swiss Knife.
Enjoy!
