If you’ve shared your library with multiple users, only one of them can access it and play the games at any given time.So, all the Steam games do not support family sharing. Some of the Steam games may be unavailable for family sharing, due to technical reasons.You can just either share your whole library or don’t share anything at all. You cannot share a specific game from your library.You can only authorize family sharing for up to 5 Steam accounts on up to 10 devices at a given time.Now that you’ve set up and started playing your friend’s games without paying any money, let’s take a look at some of the limitations that this feature has:
Once you’ve enabled and authorized access to your game library for a particular Steam account, the particular user has to simply log on to Steam with their username and password to access your shared library. The shared games will show up in the “Library” page alongside the user’s own games. Sharing Steam Games via Steam Family Sharing Well, that was easy, right? If you want to repeat the procedure on another computer, simply follow the same steps all over again. If you didn’t do that, the accounts simply won’t show up. Note: In order to make the eligible accounts appear on the window, the accounts need to be logged in atleast once from the same computer that you’re using to enable family sharing. The eligible accounts that can access your game library will be listed below, for which you can enable/disable the Family Sharing feature separately by checking or unchecking the box by their username. Here, tick the option that says “Authorize Library Sharing on this computer”. Once this is done, you can go to Steam->Settings again and click on “Family” to check out the Family Sharing settings.You can do this as per your preference, but turning Steam Guard off is strictly not recommended. You can choose to receive Steam Guard codes either by e-mail or from the Steam app on your smartphone.