There aren't any, if at all, Windows games that are in the ARM architecture on Steam, so i doubt Valve would want to put effort into supporting this edge case.

as long as i can run tabletop simulator with the warhammer 40k workshops on a surface pro 11 im happy. according to worksonwoa website, it will work. but ill find out soon within a week.

引用自 nikolai_stoykov：

Steam recently added native apple silicon support to the steam mac client. When will you add native windows 11 arm support to the steam client, cause currently it's the x86/x64 version running, not ARM64 native, which negatively affects performance on snapdragon x plus and elite chips.

Well the asterisk you're ignoring is Apple has their walled garden and all their new laptops at the very least are ARM based. So that's a horse of a different color.

Apple users make up a small minority of users. I imagine, especially for gaming, that Windows ARM users make a small minority compared to Apple's minority.

Windows ARM will get added when it makes sense to do so, when it's a significant user base. It may not make sense yet. And early adopters are just going to have deal with early adopter hurdles and accept things aren't going to happen on your schedule.