Some smaller game studios will ask Steam to email you a code which you have to add to your account on the game’s website before it will authorize the DLC. They either push out a game before it is truly finished only to offer missing content as paid DLC or use DLC to divide those gamers who pay extra to those who are not willing pay to be season pass holders.

On the other hand, some developers do use DLC as a cash cow to nickel and dime gamers without adding any real value to the game. I certainly don’t mind paying for DLC that adds real content if it seems worth the cost.

If DLC adds genuinely new content, most don’t mind paying for it. On one hand, DLC is good because it allows developers to add new features, maps, and content while also fixing bugs in existing games. Even a decade or so later, DLC is still a contentious issue and industry only has itself to blame. Then came DLC, downloadable content to shake the games industry up. It was a complete package and was ready to play to the end. Once upon a time not long ago, a game was a game. In this TechJunkie post, we’re going to walk you through how to install DLC in Steam and what to do if your purchased DLC doesn’t install as it should.

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