Steam is already a popular game library client and it only makes sense to “partner up” with a service that often gives you the best deal on games. Even though you can download some of the games and keep them on your PC, it’s far more comfortable to keep them organized using Steam.

How to redeem Humble Bundle games on Steam

Assuming that you’ve landed on an offer that holds Steam game keys, you can tackle this situation in two different manners. One of them involves activating the game manually within the Steam client, while the other handles it automatically for you. However, the second method requires you to link your Steam account to Humble Bundle.

Method #1 (activate Humble Bundle Steam keys manually)

That’s it! If you’ve followed all of these steps, you should have redeemed the game you selected on Steam. Note that if you already have the game, you won’t get extra giftable copies, so be aware of the titles you buy.

Method #2 (redeem Humble Bundle Steam games automatically)

Now you’re ready to rock and roll! You’ve successfully activated your game by redeeming your Steam key without copying it manually. However, this step requires you to take a leap of faith and link your Steam account to Humble Bundle. We’ve done it a long time ago, and so far we don’t regret it.

Bonus: how to gift a game from your Humble Bundle library

If you constantly buy game packs from Humble Bundle, you’ll inevitably reach a moment when some of the games in the bundle will already be in your library. While this might not be an ideal situation, you can practice your generosity by offering them as gifts. And we’ll show you how to do just that. Now depending on your choice, Humble Bundle will either provide you with a gift link you can send anywhere you like or send a personalized email from you. You can also choose to send your gift anonymously. Note: Gifting a game will remove the key from your library, so make sure you double-check that you’re giving away the right game.

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