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If you don’t see it, you don’t have any recurring subscriptions.

In the “Store & Purchase History” section, find “My subscriptions” on the right.

Select “Account details” from the dropdown menu.

Click on your account name in the upper right corner of the Steam client or webpage.

If you’re playing a game that requires a subscription, such as Elder Scrolls Online, you’ll need to access the subscriptions through your account options. Other games have quickly followed suit, enabling mod creators to be compensated for their work. Skyrim has also pioneered paid content for the Steam Workshop, allowing users to charge for the mods they’ve spent hours developing and polishing.

Some games, such as Tabletop Simulator or Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, rely on modded content to unlock their potential and bring more fun to the players. The Steam Workshop is a great way to add new content to an older game.

Options include rating the Workshop item, putting it in your favorites, or unsubscribing from it completely.

From this page, you can access and manage your subscribed items.

You can navigate the list using the navigation arrows below and select the number of items shown on each page.

On the menu on the right, select “Subscribed Items.” You can choose to sort the items, either by name or date of subscription, creation, or latest update.

Click on “Your files” below to open a new screen.

In the Workshop screen, scroll down until you find “Your Workshop items” on the right-hand side.

Hover over or select Community from the menu on the top, then select Workshop from the dropdown menu.

Open Steam’s client on your PC or mobile, or use a browser to access Steam’s website.

However, finding the list of items you’re subscribed to can be a bit more challenging if you don’t know where to look. Navigating the Steam Workshop is rather simple. How to View Subscriptions in Steam Workshop

Now boot up the game and go to "Get more content" -> "installed" and there are your mods just like on windows.Ī mod I was surprised actually worked is (Civilizations Expanded) which balances all the civs (really great mod).In this article, we’ll explain how to review and manage Steam Workshop and game subscriptions. This is where the mods are, the folders will have the same number as the id in the url (1658551717 in this example)Ĭopy that folder over to your Android phone to the folder /Android/data//files/Sid_Meiers_Civilization_VI/Mods Once you have subscribed go to your steam folder and open up /steam/steamapps/workshop/content/289070/ To find the mods you got from Steam Workshop, I'll use as an example (removes the logo when you start the game) You can also use mods you download from civfanatics or github but I use Steam Workshop so that's what I am gonna use as my example. Hey guys, I figured out how to get your mods from steam into the game on your android phone, there are of course some mods that won't work but I am amazed by how many actually works.