Steam movies

[backstreetboy]

Anybody ever rented or bought a movie on Steam? Do they have dedicated apps yet or must you use Steam to view the movie?

 

[Soul Assassin]

Anybody ever rented or bought a movie on Steam? Do they have dedicated apps yet or must you use Steam to view the movie?

Steam, the gaming program?

 

[backstreetboy]

Steam, the gaming program?

Yes, the one and only.

 

[Soul Assassin]

Yes, the one and only.

They have movies now?

 

[Ho3n3r]

They have movies now?

No, he's just pissing around to annoy you.

 

[backstreetboy]

They have movies now?

Yes.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/04/26/13-movies-worth-watching-on-steam-right-now

This week, Valve made over 100 Lionsgate films available to rent and stream through its Steam client.

More and more movies will be added to the line-up "as the partnership continues to expand worldwide," but for now, here are 13 movies from the existing catalog that are worth watching on Steam right now.

There's an indie film I want to watch that's cheaper than elsewhere. Might just go YOLO and buy it.

 

[Ho3n3r]

Anybody ever rented or bought a movie on Steam? Do they have dedicated apps yet or must you use Steam to view the movie?

https://www.tomsguide.com/us/steam-movie-rentals-dont-bother,news-22590.html

But the biggest issue with Steam movies is the fact that you're stuck watching them on your PC. Steam's built-in video player works just fine, but there's no way to watch your rentals on a mobile device, set-top box or game console. Just to be sure, I fired up the Steam mobile app, which didn't even acknowledge that Catching Fire was in my library. Unless you have your PC connected to your TV (or own a Steam Machine), you'll probably want to watch your films elsewhere.