If the game isn't compatible with 9x then you'll need to try Kernelex. If the game requires Steam DRM and third party DRM then you may have to use a crack or in some cases a crack and an emu. *These likely won't work on 9x since they are more than likely compiled with a newer ver of Visual Studio. If the game does require only Steam DRM then you can try a Steam emulator: SmartSteamEmu, Lumaemu, LumaCEG, Revolution Loader, etc game = valve = game folder below game executableįor other games you may get lucky and they may not require steam or they may only require an steam_appid.txt file, etc. Reply 1 of 13, by Davrosįor the Valve games you can usually use the following switch to play the game without steam: I wish there was something similar for Half-Life and Team Fortress Classic. It works on Windows 98 and I am able to play on the servers listed on game tracker. Recently, I downloaded an unofficial non-steam version of Counter Strike 1.6 (steam version) from this website. To play on the current servers for those games, you need to have the steam versions. As much as I enjoyed playing on those servers, they are limited and not many people play on them. Is there anyway to play those games that are bought on steam on 98 without the steam interface? I also have the original retail versions of those games, and so far, the only way to play those games online is through the unofficial WON2 service. However, there are games that originally came out for windows 9x (Half-Life, Team Fortress Classic, Counter Strike, etc.) that can be bought on Steam. Now I obviously know that Steam itself does not work on Windows 98, not since 2007.
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