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I'd wait on that until Chrome and Steam has upgraded it bit more.
Right now the Steam Deck is the alternative.
Or buy a 2nd hand computer refurbished.
Quote:as of March 2022
Does Steam work on a Chromebook? The short answer is: yes, it’s possible. The longer answer is that it isn’t a simple process, as the native Steam Chrome OS app is only in Alpha right now, and supported on only a few higher-end Chromebooks. Also, your Chromebook’s internals may not even be able to handle Steam.
Do some googling matey.
https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/steam-on-chromeos/
https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/steam-on-chromebooks-how-to-play-pc-games-on-chrome-os/
With the latter, extremely basic games will run, with an ARM based one, no.
Your friend, should they have a good internet connection, could use GeforceNow, a cloud streaming service. There is a free version for testing.