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ℹ️ This project is a mess, so I made a far better one in Rust

Steam Smurf

Do you have a "smurf" account? Does the whole process of logging off, waiting, copy-pasting/remembering login information, logging in, waiting and so on bother you?

You don't have to go through that.

⚠️ Although chances are low, it is your responsibility if a precious account gets stolen
This script stores your information as plain text

demo

How it works

  1. Validates provided information, asks for input if needed
  2. Shuts down currently running Steam process
  3. Logs in and launches game with provided info
         optionally
  4. Waits for game to exit with a hidden window
  5. Restarts Steam

ℹ️ The optional part only works if the game variable is provided, you can find a game's path easily in Task Manager by right clicking the game's process, and selecting Open file location

Download & Setup

⏬Download smurf.bat

Information the script needs :

  • Username
  • Password
  • Steam folder path (if not default)
  • Game's Steam ID (:bulb: leave this empty)
  • Game's executable path (optional)

ℹ️ All of these can be entered manually, by editing the script with a preferred text editor like notepad

  • if the game variable is wrong, it can only be corrected like so
  • if you wish to change anything, it can only be done like so (at the very least by emptying the variables)

ℹ️ To get id you could just leave it empty, the script finds all the available ones, leaving you to simply select from them . .
Otherwise it's right next to store.steampowered.com/app/ on the game's store page

Example of how the script should look like for Dota2 ↴

set "username=anonym"
set "password=mynona"

set "steamFolder=%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Steam"

set "id=570"

set "game=%steamFolder%\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta\game\bin\win64\dota2.exe"

💡 On Windows 10 you could set up a shortcut to the script in %appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs . .
This way you can quickly launch it by pressing Win and typing in the shortcuts' name, also you can set an icon . .