IdleMaster is a software tool designed to help Steam users passively collect Steam Trading Cards.

IdleMaster simulates gameplay in selected Steam games, allowing users to accumulate playtime and earn Trading Cards without actively playing.

While IdleMaster itself is generally safe to use, users should be cautious as third-party tools like IdleMaster may violate Steam’s terms of service.

IdleMaster can be used with any game that offers Steam Trading Cards, but users should be aware of potential risks and ensure compliance with Steam’s policies.

IdleMaster requires a Steam account to access and idle games on the Steam platform.

Yes, IdleMaster is typically available for free download and use.

IdleMaster supports idling in multiple games simultaneously, allowing users to collect cards for various games simultaneously.

The time required to earn Trading Cards varies depending on the game, but IdleMaster typically allows users to customize idle times per game.

IdleMaster typically offers customizable settings, including idle time per game and prioritization of certain games.

IdleMaster is designed to consume minimal system resources while idling games in the background, ensuring little impact on computer performance.

Yes, by idling in games with IdleMaster, users can progress toward unlocking Steam achievements without actively playing.

While using IdleMaster itself may not be illegal, users should be aware of potential violations of Steam’s terms of service and ensure compliance with platform policies.

Users can trade Steam Trading Cards with other users on the Steam Marketplace or through trading groups.

IdleMaster is primarily designed for Windows users, but alternative tools may be available for Mac/Linux users.

IdleMaster is typically compatible with the latest versions of the Steam client, but users should ensure they have the latest updates installed for optimal performance.

IdleMaster can be run in the background while users perform other tasks on their computer.

Using IdleMaster does not directly affect your game library or account, but users should use it responsibly to avoid potential penalties from Steam.

Trading Cards are the primary rewards earned with IdleMaster, but users can craft them into game badges, which can unlock profile backgrounds, emoticons, and coupons.

While there is a risk of violating Steam’s terms of service using third-party tools like IdleMaster, actual bans are rare and usually occur when users engage in abusive behavior.

IdleMaster typically requires an internet connection to access Steam and sync card drops, but once the games are idled, it can operate offline.

Yes, other tools and methods are available for idling games and collecting Trading Cards on Steam.

While using IdleMaster on multiple computers is technically possible, users should be cautious as simultaneous logins from different locations may raise flags with Steam.

IdleMaster collects only personal information necessary to access idle games on the Steam platform.

IdleMaster can only idle games that are in your Steam library. Users cannot idle games they do not own.

IdleMaster itself does not pose a risk of hacking, but users should always ensure the security of their Steam account, such as using strong passwords and enabling Steam Guard.

IdleMaster may still work with games removed from the Steam store if they are in your library, but support may vary.

No, IdleMaster is specifically designed for games on the Steam platform and does not work with non-Steam games.

While it’s technically possible to use IdleMaster on shared accounts, users should be aware of potential conflicts and ensure compliance with Steam’s policies regarding account sharing.

While users cannot directly earn Steam Wallet funds with IdleMaster, they can sell or trade the Trading Cards they collect for funds on the Steam Marketplace.

IdleMaster may work with Steam Family Sharing, but users should be cautious and ensure compliance with Steam’s policies regarding sharing and idling games.