Once you click the Transfer Your Games option, your Bethesda Account games will become available in your Steam library, including all items attached to your online games, such as Fallout 76.

Select I’m Done! to complete the Destiny 2 account transfer to Steam When Destiny 2: Shadowkeep launches on October 1, you will now be able to play it on Steam, provided you have it purchased.

The good news is that Bethesda is allowing all of its users to transfer their games, progress, and cloud saves over to Steam for free - and the account migration starts today.

How to link your accounts and transfer games using GOG Connect A handful of games are available at present, thanks to deals with publishers and partners, but more will be added in future.

Have you transfered your Destiny 2 account to Steam? You can no longer access Destiny 2 via Battle.net, so you’ll need to follow these steps to keep gaming.

Nonetheless, we'll explain below how to transfer your games from Bethesda to Steam, as well as what you need, the limitations, and any time restraints on the whole process.

You can share games on Steam through family accounts, which let you install games that are in another user's library. Here's how to do it in two ways.

If you want to link your Epic Games and Steam Accounts to synchronize both platforms, make purchases using Steam wallet, and more, check this guide.

All games purchased through Bethesda's launcher can can now be transferred over to your Steam library at no additional cost.

If you want to move Steam, Epic, Origin, or Uplay games from one PC to another computer successfully, follow the instructions in this post.

Steam has just made it significantly easier for users to transfer games between a PC and its portable gaming platform, the Steam Deck.