Steam gets first non-game software

3 October 2012

Valve is rolling-out the first set of software products for its Steam service, marking a “major expansion” for the online distribution service.

The added software packages include ArtRage Studio Pro, GameMaker: Studio, and 3D-Coat among others, and will use Steamworks features, like auto-update and cloud saving.

Valve originally announced that software items were coming to Steam in September, and although they’ve arrived a little later than scheduled, the programs are a welcomed addition for the platform.

The celebrate the occasion, Valve is offering Software packages for half-price throughout this week.

Software available now:

  • ArtRage Studio Pro
  • CameraBag 2
  • GameMaker: Studio
  • 3D-Coat
  • 3DMark Vantage
  • 3DMark 11

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