Steam has a huge library of games you can buy and download onto your Mac, but if you aren't careful, you'll soon find yourself running out of space on your hard drive for anything new. Now, we all have games that we have bought or downloaded that we don't play anymore. Maybe you have moved on from playing DOTA 2 or maybe you slightly regret getting caught up in the buzz of bizarre Doki Doki Literature Club, but in any case, those games you don't play take up precious space.

Uninstall Steam Games On Mac

The good news is Steam makes it pretty easy to delete games and their data from your Mac right inside the Steam app.

This step-by-step guide will show you how to uninstall Steam games so you can save space on your computer, get rid of a horrible game (I'll admit, they're not all awesome games), or get rid of it regardless of your reasons! Note: If you don't want to use Steam anymore, I recommend completely uninstalling Steam instead of removing individual games.

• With the Steam application active, click the Steam menu and Quit Steam to exit Steam. Open Applications and drag Steam to the Trash. Click Go in the menu bar, hold down the option key until you see the Library folder, and open that folder from the drop-down.
• Mar 01, 2012  From what I know CSS and Steam don't take up much space so Im not very concerned about them possibly slowing things down, but SHOULD things start to slow down or lag or just have slowed performance I was wondering; How do you COMPLETELY uninstall a.

How to delete Steam games

1. Launch Steam from your Applications folder.

2. Click on the Library tab at the top of the Steam window.

3. Use the Control - Click shortcut on the game you want to delete.

4. Select Uninstall

5. Click the Delete button to confirm.

This will delete all your game data from this game, meaning even if you reinstall the game at a later date, none of the progress you have in the game will save.

How Do I Fully Uninstall A Steam Game On Mac Windows 10

Any Questions?

Hopefully, this helped you free up some space on your Mac. Let us know in the comments down below if you have any questions.

Apple is now redirecting (PRODUCT)RED purchases to COVID‑19 relief fund

How To Uninstall Things On A Mac

Now through September 30, Apple is redirecting 100% of a portion of (PRODUCT)RED purchases to the Global Fund’s COVID‑19 Response.