Bought Eidos Anthology from Square Enix for £31.99 which has directed me here for download...

[Mr. Biscuit]

...and now I can't find it anywhere in my games library, although I have a Steam Product code from Square Enix.

The only way I have of getting it seems to be if I add it to my basket, which then takes me through the Paypal buying options - and I really don't want to risk spending an extra 150 odd quid on some very old games.

Has anybody else bought the Anthology via Square Enix, and how did you get hold of the actual games please?

Thanks for any help.

[ReBoot]

Have you actually redeemed the product code on Steam?

[Satoru]

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=5414-TFBN-1352&l=english

Since it sounds like you got a key from SE, use it on Steam using the instrutions above.

Though a 10 year old account that doesnt know how to register a cd key is...... dubious

[Mr. Biscuit]

Thanks guys - haven't been on here for a while and didn't see that tiny menu bar at the top of the screen tucked above the main menu bar. Should have gone to Specsavers...

[ReBoot]

Цитата допису Mr. Biscuit:

Thanks guys - haven't been on here for a while and didn't see that tiny menu bar at the top of the screen tucked above the main menu bar. Should have gone to Specsavers...

You don't need that bar to register a game, you can also click the large "ADD A GAME" in the lower left corner.

[Mr. Biscuit]

Wow - didn't see that either. You can tell that I mainly play consoles these days ;-)

Nothing dubious about me not knowing my way around the Steam interface - any other game I've bought using Steam directly has appeared in my library by default and I've been able to access/install it from there - I spend minimal time knocking around this interface.

Thanks again for the help :-)

[ReBoot]

Цитата допису Mr. Biscuit:

Wow - didn't see that either. You can tell that I mainly play consoles these days ;-)

Nothing dubious about me not knowing my way around the Steam interface - any other game I've bought using Steam directly has appeared in my library by default and I've been able to access/install it from there - I spend minimal time knocking around this interface.

Thanks again for the help :-)

You might want to use Steam Big Picture, it's interface is very console-esque and the "Add a game" button is more prominent. Or well, every button is more prominent. There are no small UI elements whatsoever. And it kinda sucks to use it with KBM, it's very gamepad-centric.