Love the look of Windows 11? Now you can bring it to Steam with an unofficial patch.

You can bring rounded corners, new icons, and a redesigned download section to Steam with an unofficial patch.

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What you need to know

Windows 11 has a fresh design that many people enjoy. Instead of waiting for Steam to update to match the design language of Windows 11, you can use a patch to give the gaming app a new look. A Reddit user by the name of “elpurogamer"shared an image of the patch in actionand instructions on how to download it.

In order to use the patch, you have to download the Metro for Steam skin. You then have to swap some files around to achieve the new look illustrated in the post.

The maker of the patch shares instructions on how to make it work onGitHub:

This is the first release of the patch, so you may run into some bugs.

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