#steam game recording

[linuxgamenews]

Record and Share Your Gameplay: Steam Game Recording

Steam Game Recording for Linux and Steam Deck now officially lets you create and share your gameplay with Windows PC players. Thanks to the talented developers at Valve for this game-changing feature. Which also happens to have a Steam page. Steam Game Recording has officially levelled up from Beta to full release on Linux and Steam Deck, as well as Windows PC. Whether you're all about sharing those “did that really just happen?” moments or capturing your best moves. Steam has just made it way easier to record, save, and share all your gameplay highlights. Thanks to the smart minds at Valve, now we’ve got a simple yet powerful tool that takes care of recording while we game – so no more “ugh, I missed the clip” situations. Just make sure to Check for Updates in your client and you will see the option in Settings.

Game Recording is now out of beta and available for everyone! Learn more here: https://t.co/H5z6Reykmx pic.twitter.com/eytE9dOckQ

— Steam (@Steam) November 6, 2024

Never Miss a Moment with Steam Background Game Recording on Linux

Steam’s new Background Recording feature is like having a shadow that saves your gameplay on the go. You set how long you want it to record and it’ll automatically keep the last chunk of your game, so your drive doesn’t fill up, and you don’t have to stress about starting or stopping the recording manually. Just play, and when something epic happens, you know it’s saved! There’s also an On-Demand mode if you want to go old-school and control when it starts and stops.

Find the Good Stuff with the Steam Timeline and Event Markers

Ever wished you could jump right back to a key moment without hunting for it in a long recording? The Steam Game Recording Timeline lets you do just that on Linux! As you play, you’ll see event markers that highlight important in-game moments, achievements, or even screenshots. You can drop your own markers, too – so if you pull off an awesome move, just mark it, and it’s easy to find later. Plus, in games with special timeline support, the game itself can automatically add markers when key events happen. Think of it as a “smart timeline” that lets you get right to the action.

Replay Moments Anytime – Jump Back and See What Happened

Say you’re in the middle of a battle and want to check what went wrong when your hero took a hit, or maybe you missed a line from an NPC. With Steam’s replay feature, you can easily jump back and see the action on Linux with Steam Game Recording. It’s like a mini instant replay right in your game overlay, perfect for checking out those details you may have missed on the first go.

Clip It – Only Save the Best Bits Steam Game Recording for Linux

Not every second of gameplay is worth saving – and that’s where clips come in. With Steam’s new clipping tool, you can save only the parts you want. Trim out the downtime, keep only the epic moments, and create short clips that show off the highlights. Steam’s Recordings & Screenshots interface has been completely redesigned to make clipping super easy. So your favorite moments are just a few clicks away.

Share Your Clips with Ease

What’s the point of an epic moment if you can’t share it, right? Steam has made it very easy to send Linux game clips you record to friends or post them online. With just one click, you can share your clips through Steam chat, on social media. Or even send them from your Steam Deck to a Windows PC or mobile device. And if you’re on Steam Deck, there’s a new Save / Share menu you can pull up. During or after gameplay to quickly send clips wherever you want. Steam’s making it easier than ever to show off your gaming skills.

The New Timeline, Markers, and Highlight Viewer

Steam for Linux now has a Timeline view to help you navigate game recordings. As you play, markers pop up to capture achievements, events, or whatever you think is cool – and these markers make it a breeze to find key moments later. Timeline-enhanced games even create automatic markers, so you can see when important stuff happens as you play. You can also add your own personal markers, or let the game drop markers on the timeline when major events go down. For players who love reviewing their best moments, the new Highlight Viewer is your friend. With playback controls and a “Jump to Next Event” button. It’s easy to skip between highlights and replay the good stuff.

One Linux Manager for All Your Steam Game Recordings

The updated Steam Recordings & Screenshots Manager gives you one spot to keep track of everything you’ve captured from your Linux game. For timeline-supported games, this is where things get good – Steam adds game-specific tags and other details to your Linux recordings. Helping you organize and find your footage fast. So now all your moments – wins, fails, and everything in between – are easy to save, search, and replay.

Save, Share, and Export Your Clips Anywhere

Steam has made sure you can send your clips wherever you need them. You can save footage as an MP4 file or export it directly from your Steam Deck or PC. Send clips straight to your mobile device via QR code or even create a temporary link to share with Windows PC friends. Plus, with one-click export options, you can quickly get your footage ready for social media or save it for later. Steam’s recording setup is built to work smoothly, so you’re always a step away from sharing with the world.

Choose Your Recording Mode in Steam and Keep Gaming

Steam has options for every game recording style on Linux. There’s a manual push-button start and stop method if you prefer to control it yourself. Or, for those of us who just forget to press record, Background Recording has your back. It’s capturing your game in the background, so you never miss a moment. You can even set specific recording durations and quality for each game. Or go with an infinite recording mode if you’re in for a long session. And when that perfect moment happens, a quick hotkey makes it easy to capture. The Steam community has also developed open-source tools for Linux related to game recording and integration with the client. For instance, the steam-clip-exporter is a command-line tool designed to export your clips. So, whether you’re on Steam Deck or Linux, even a Windows PC, this new feature is here to make saving and sharing gameplay easier than ever. Now there’s no reason to let any epic moment slip by! Check out the Steam page.

[savingcontent]

After fourth months of Beta, Steam's Game Recording feature is available to all Steam users

Continue reading After fourth months of Beta, Steam’s Game Recording feature is available to all Steam users

[thatneoncrisis]

god it is so fucking hard to play video games as someone who doesnt care about video games or computers

[colliechino]

hamsterball gaming..

[lae-zels]

palworld devs are AI bros, one of their previous games uses AI already, the idea of a survival+pokemon game is seemingly generic enough so

[kinokoshoujoart]

cora’s bad time hell simulation steps or how to play “sprite station for girl” “harvest moon ds cute” the wrong way

(all ways are wrong this game is Accursed)

ok so here’s what my disorganized “guide” to myself for harvest moon ds for girl (aka indecipherable notes i wrote to myself as i played and revised as i tested various things and restarted due to mistakes) looks like. at some point when i become a real gamer i will write a legible guide meant for eyes to look at but uhhh this is how i play this accursed game personally

i’m not sure if anything i wrote will make any sense since i wrote it as notes to myself so probably definitely use fogu and fc2 jonason wiki (may not work but some pages should be archived) instead

ALSO if you’ve never played or barely played the game it won’t make sense at all! hmds was my first harvest moon so i am used to various horrors!

my play style is probably not fun in general HOWEVER if you are a grinding hell goblin like me then it’s GREAT!!!! if not you may still find it amusing that the game gives you permission to play like this

(it’s a great background task game while doing like productive stuff but otherwise playing this way would probably be unbearable)

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anyway after that the days go a lot faster, you’ll get the island on summer 1, so on spring 30 i put all my money into million G tickets and sell 200 of em, do the 5x money thing, and save the rest. so when thomas comes the next day to sell you the 900 million G island you can just sell 180 tickets and do the 5x money thing again with like ~600 million G tickets left over. it takes up inventory but you’ll get the shelf in a few days. basically you just need to remember to order from the TV shopping every saturday and place orders with gotz and gray whenever they finish stuff.

random tips

after unlocking the fuckass hot spring sprites (the ones that require you to spend a total of 700 1 hour sessions in the hot springs) i usually grind grazing points— if you put your animals outside for 5 hours you get a “Love Point”, but if you interact with them after they earn that LP then the timer switches over and you can get another LP after 5 more hours. if you wear the time ring the whole time it’s 2.5 hours. i’m not very good at explaining this but basically if you’re super efficient you can get way more animal LP than you realistically should, which is great because the touch glove petting minigame is Bad!!!!

i usually wait on getting the rest of the purple sprites (the ones that require you to hire the purple team and ask for healing) until i’m totally done with the indigo team, cuz i wanna get HG’s purple heart event asap, but you can switch the order if you want

by summer y1 you’ll basically have a feel for everything. aside from Skye, Leia, HG and WP everyone can be married early-mid autumn if you want

if you want to Gay (in the japanese version only) keira is the quickest to marry. leia is the quickest to max affection but it’s impossible to get leia year 1 because the bottle you need to fish up can only be caught in spring. you have to wait until at least year 5 for WP and iirc year 6 for HG.

[freyalise]

i just wanna melee... that's exciting...

[puhpandas]

dawko thinks the steel wool announcement will be a new carnival prequel and not the hw2 dlc

[salamencerobot]

i am about 2 hours into ISAT (i played the demo and bought the game and im a bit into that(i got stuck at the egg key in the demo)) and HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH i love Isabeau???? so much??? I saw him at first and was like "ah, the lovable human fighter character, hell yeah" and then i saw the earrings and went "OOOOOOOOH" so yeah i'm having a good time.

[revvethasmythh]

steam constantly fluctuating between telling me I’ve played this game for either 68 or 44 hours is fucking me up because my IN GAME save says I’ve played for 52 hours. what in the fucking goldilocks is going on here. which one the fuck is it

[oktobearfest]

so uh. sounds like the new life is strange game kind of sucks

[locuas642]

If you wanna know how bizarre the gaming community can be, just consider that both the Playstation and Xbox are currently in metaphorical flames because of years of bad decisions and an underwhelming game generation and are struggling as they blindly try to find a path forward.

Meanwhile there are a bunch of people who think Nintendo NOT doing the exact same bad decisions Microsoft and SOny did for their consoles is a bad thing

[puckish-rogue-archive-deux]

Apologies for the quality of the video (will explain more in tags), but here's a sampling of the weird monster strength that the Boss has. There are plenty of more examples throughout the games where this is put on display, but I wanted to show everyone a moment of him using improvised weaponry and how weird it is that this freak can rip out fire hydrants like that.

[vee-lociraptor]

JONATHAN SIMS?????

[earl-grey-love]

I love my steam profile so much like I've had it look this way for like 9 months and it really goes to show how much Mephi matches my aesthetic naturally. I really wish I could get my animated hearts frame on my blog but alas, I cannot have everything.

[vellichorom]

HIS ACTIONS CAN BE PERCEIVED BY THE PLAYER, TO AN EXTENT.... OH YOU NEED TO TELL ME MORE ABOUT THAT.

some players of the stanley parable report strange findings that other players don't have attached to their games....

for instance; some players have noticed in their games that the carpets & walls look... far redder than they should,

some players have noticed the stanley model being replaced with an uncontrollable female lead, leaving them to simply watch as she roams the office - until at some point she's inevitably joined by this mysterious older man who carries the narrator's voice; most agree that this is, in fact, the narrator - taken form. there have even been reports of others seeing the narrator attack this woman, or vice versa.

others report bugs, glitches, jumpscares, strange supplementary stuck deep in the files, & questionable imagery throughout, such & such.

players can't quite agree as to what the plot entails, & " The Narrator " refuses to address anything on either of his accounts, leaving them to their own devices to figure it out & leaving the anonymous TSP-obsessed twitterite to FERVENTLY deny that there's anything so horrific in the game & that everyone else is making up stories.

but that account actually went dark years ago, & " The Narrator's " accounts aren't too active where it counts, with the TSP twitter's last update having been to give a minute hurrah to the 10th anniversary of the game.

nothing satisfactory to the concerns of the public, though. but who cares, TSP isn't THAT popular a game anyway, not helped by it's utterly confusing plot. the circle of fans will remain perplexed & eventually move on, there's nothing else to see if you've already played UD.