If you’re like me and own a Chromebook, you’ll find that it covers 99% of your daily needs, with old laptops gathering dust in the corner.  They’re fast, secure, with a great operating system that’s easy to use.  Except when you’re a gamer, when even the fastest bit of kit gets you nowhere, other than the offerings available via the Android Play Store.

This could all be changing, however.  According to a new Google Community post, a bunch of high end devices (initially 11th generation Core i5/i7 processor + 7GB of RAM) will soon have access to an alpha version of Steam for testing.

Models include:
Acer Chromebook 514
Acer Chromebook 515
Acer Chromebook Spin 713
ASUS Chromebook Flip CX5
ASUS Chromebook CX9
HP Pro c640 G2 Chromebook

This kind of makes sense as Valve is actively trying to expand its user-base considerably at present.  Now, if only my Chromebook was fast enough…

Sparky
Software developer with 30 years experience, who has never forgotten his first love of gaming.

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