Any Windows 10 users? Any issues with Steam Games so far?

No problems so far over here. Everything's run smoothly, although there have been a few general issues that required updates and/or simple computer restarts. Game-wise, though, it's been smooth sailing.

I had some initial problems with tthings, but after manually updating all drivers I've seen no real noticeable changes in gaming. either positive or negative. However, my wifi adapter, when allowed to use power saving mode, blue screens win10 anytime it 'wakes up'. It took me a very stressful week or so to figure this out.

No problems with gaming here.... except for the Nvidia drivers that Microsoft tries to overwrite. That was a pain to get around but it's fixed now. Right as rain.

I had Win 7 on my PC but change to Win 10 everything works good for me except for simple computer restarts.

Ive had Windows 10 since it came out and I was also skeptical at first about playing steam games but when I got it, everything was totally fine. Of course I do have some games that are annoying to work with but I do think you can just set it into compatibility mode so in my opinion, Windows 10 works great!

None at all. Been running Win 10 Pro 64-bit for over a month, new hardware (i7-6700k, GeForce 980Ti), clean install. I've put in lots of hours on at least a dozen games, no hiccups at all. Win 10 itself still has a few kinks to work out, but nothing that impairs gaming.

In general, no real issues. My two pieces of advice:

1. Do a Chkdsk before doing the upgrade.
2. If you start getting an error where it says it can't load the Start Menu or Cortana and wants to restart, then does the exact same thing again after the restart, the easiest way to fix it is to bring up the Task Manager, scroll down to Windows Processes, then Local Security Authority processes, end that task, it will tell you it will need to reboot in a minute, let it, and then it should be fine.

As far as Steam games go, no noticeable changes. I have had issues with WWE 2K15 instantly crashing when I try to load it, but I don't know if that's Windows 10 or another issue. "Can You Run It" tells me it should run just fine.

No issues. Why would there be any? It's really not different than 8 all that much under the hood (imho).

The only stuff that will not work are older games that came with fucked up copy protections („Safedisc“ und „Securom“).
So unless these older games(which you usually have on CD only rather than on steam (if they are on steam, they usually don't come with said copy protections) are your thing, I wouldn't worry about it. If you really encounter a game that doesn't run because of this, you still can look for a no cd crack or buy the gog version.

I have more FPS using Win10.

No real issues. I think my Witcher 3 showed less FPS afterwards, but it could be any of the patches as well.. So Cant really say for sure.

The only real issue i see of is games that use Securom or SafeDisc will not longer work as windows 10 does not allow access for the protection.
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2015/08/17/windows-10-safedisc-securom-drm/
Though i think for the most part that effects disc based games but still may effect some digital.They stopped support to make windows more secure.Though one title that does come to mind some might still play that uses Securom would be GTA IV.

Though asking people how games work on an OS is a bit of a crap shoot.As one person could have the same setup as you including the same OS,and you could run the game fine and it fail to launch for them.That being said over all i think any games that had minor issue have been patched bynow,but older games might be more of a crap shoot.That should be expected the older the games get the higher the chance of them not working on newer OSes..

Though i think it safe to say most games will still function fine that did in 7,8 as much of the core of the OS is still based on those.That being said it best to check to make sure the games you can not live without will still work,though i think you should upgrade and you will be fine.You can always go back to windows 7 if your not happy with it,you have 30 days to go back to your old windows.

So far the only game that didn't work for me (after i upgraded to W10 from W7) that previously worked on my PC was Lara Croft and The Guardian of Light

Thanks a lot to all of you guys. I guess I'm installing Windows 10 to my new BEAST!!!

I'd be interested to know if anyone has gotten any GFWL games running in Windows 10, Bulletstorm and GTA4 in particular.

No problems whatsoever.

I've been running Windows 10 Pro x64 since the Betas. No issues. The only issue I had with the final version was that MS<-->nVidia fuckup over drives on launch week. But thats long since been resolved.

Games wise, there's a specific kind of DRM that doesn't work by default in 10, I forget what it's called, but I don't have any games that use it so it doesn't bother me :) (MS disabled it by default cause of apparent security concerns). Other than that I haven't come across a game that worked in 7 that doesn't in 10. I'm sure there are a few out there that are already passed their use-by dates, but none in my collection :)

So far the only game I can't get to run properly on Win10 is Sleeping Dogs.

Have two settings.
PC with 10 work like a charm
Laptop with 10 has some driver crashing issues. But i solved them...

Still go with 10 cause new Dx soon. I think

No issues with particular games, yet.

Have had issues with Lenovo laptops having drivers that would cause random crashing, in game or not. Seems to possibly be better for roughly the last month or so.

There's been a thing where apparently a windows touch screen service caused a DirectX crash every 15 minutes in some games. I mostly had it with Ubi games, but apparently it affected ones outside of them, also.

no problems here. all games run great so far.

None whatsoever.

Windows 10 had a surround sound issue if you were using optical audio, but it's been fixed in the latest service pack. That was my only beef.

The only issue I had was with some of my older games failing to launch because of DirectX 9, which forced me to install the DirectX 9 (Jun2010 install) onto the system to get the games to launch. Initially they would just crash to desktop but after installing the one file it worked fine. Windows 10 refused to install the redistribute files in steam on install which I thought was odd (windows 10 pro 64bit).

None. Best Windows so far (after using O&O Shutup 10). No need for Cortana for me.

Using it @home and @work for me and my CEO ;)

I had some issues(still have sometimes)... but with W10 itself. Games? No problems so far(6 months).

...ok, I can't play Get Medieval, but it's so old that I can understand that ;)

I only had problems with a handful of really old games, but generally was able to solve the issue with compatibility mode. For one or two games I ahd to go to the community / forums to figure out how to make it work, though