Everyone who uses the Steam launcher can now quickly access controls to create, edit, and share clips using the beta client’s new native gameplay recording interface.
TL;DR: PC gamers who stream or share gameplay clips usually rely on tools like Microsoft’s Game Bar or more complex third-party solutions. Valve aims to provide a new option that embeds accessible recording tools into everyone’s Steam client. One of the feature’s most unique aspect is that it brings game recording functionality to the Steam Deck, too.
Everyone who uses the Steam launcher can now quickly access controls to create, edit, and share clips using the beta client’s new native gameplay recording interface.
Users can record sessions of a determinate length (set to 120 minutes by default) automatically or with the press of a hotkey. Bitrate and disk space limits are also available.
