Steam Mobile in the App Store, Applications (Steamworks documentation)
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Each app is represented by a unique identifier called Appid to which we will refer throughout this documentation. This identifier is used by the Steamworks API and the Steamworks Web API. As a rule, a unique product does not include multiple applications.
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Steam Application
An application (or app) constitutes the main representation of a product on Steam. An app generally has its own store page and its own community hub. This is the product that appears in the library of customers and customers.
Each app is represented by a unique identifier called Appid to which we will refer throughout this documentation. This identifier is used by the Steamworks API and the Steamworks Web API. As a rule, a unique product does not include multiple applications.
Create applications
Any administration account of your group of Steamworks partners can create new applications. Once the STEAM application fees for a new application have been paid or have received an application credit, it can be activated by clicking on “Create the new application. “Under” Create a new application “on the Steamworks home page.
Application types
Below you will find the different types of applications that can be created on Steam.
You can define the type of your application in the General Settings section of the application administration page of the application.
Games | All games, including VR and non-VR titles, will belong to this category of applications. |
Software | Audio production products, design and illustration, and photo retouching will belong to this category of applications. |
Dlc | Downloadable content (DLC) are additional content for your game. They can be downloaded for free or purchased. They generally serve to provide soundtracks, illustrations and additional content in play. This type of application will have a distinct appid from the basic application, but will be linked to it. Please see the Documentation Downloadable Content Section (DLC) for more information. |
Videos, series and episodes | Products such as movies, TV series, game videos and tutorials belong to this category of applications. You will find more information in the Steam Videos section. |
Demos | Steam offers to provide free demos to your customers and customers to allow them to try the game before purchasing. The demos are created via the main application and will be visible on the page of the main game store as buttons. This type of application will have a distinct appid from the basic application, but will be linked to it. Please see the Demos Documentation section for more information. |
Other aspects of applications
The application itself constitutes only part of the global content ecosystem of Steam. This section gives a high -level overview of the different parts constituting an application.
Bundles | A bundle is a group of packages. This optional option makes it possible to bring together several packages in order to sell them at reduced prices. |
Packages | A package is a set consisting of one or more applications and deposits. It can be sold on Steam or given to people with a steam activation key. We can see this as a license or a SKU (reference). |
Deposit | A deposit is a logical grouping of files transmitted to a single block account. |
Builds | A build is the result of putting your content online on Steam, and can contain one or more deposits. The build is a representation of these deposits at this precise moment. |
Branches (beta) | A branch, or beta version, constitutes a specific build made available in a public or private manner. Once your title has been published, the Default branch contains the build made available to customers. Additional builds can be listed in the beta tab or masked using a password. The branches protected by a password are only visible by the accounts with this password. |
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