Would you like to inherit your games to your children?

Sounds pretty dubious.

I'd give it to my brother. He isn't a gamer, but he's the only one who understands the value of games. :P

Um, to inherit something means to get it from your predecessors. I believe the word/phrase you're looking for is "bequeath" or "pass down"/"pass on". On topic though, there's no real way for Valve to regulate that. If I still have my account at the end of my life and if my children are interested in it, sure I'd pass it on to them.

Just give them my steam account.

I will give my Steam account to them, probably i will stop playing sooner or later, but i think they will be enjoying another kind of games and virtual reality that will make nowadays games looks like crap, lol.
We always can expect nostalgic children, anyway. Who knows... :P

While it's against a TOS - just write down your account/pass for them. Valve has no way of telling who actually does log into account.

I don't know how... but my Steam account is getting buried with me.

I'm making them kiddies their own accounts. Mine will likely go to my wife or brothers when the time comes

Well if you mean bequeathing games to my descendents then I suppose that I likely would pass down my physical copies of the Baldur's Gate, Stronghold,Neverwinter Nights, and Europa Universalis 1-3 series.Maybe a few other classics I own. However, I plan to have my steam account constantly idling in my elaborate mausoleum with a wall composed entirely of HD LCD screens displaying videos various gaming sessions.

My coffin will depict my bearded visage cradling an open laptop, the title screen for Mount&Blade:Warband etched expertly in granite.

Implying that I'll ever have children... ok, ok, in the unlikely event that I ever get little demons in my life, then OF COURSE I'd let them have my account when I die. When you die, you're dead, so it doesn't affect you in any way anyone. May as well give other people the chance to enjoy the awesome (and at that point old-school) games that you enjoyed. :D
(Btw, in that case the children would be the ones "inheriting" the games. Not me.)

uh... or i can just, if i cared to, give my child my username and password? not like ill be USING IT ANY MORE...

As an immortal being from another dimension, I'll keep my account forever. Any potential offspring of mine will have to start from the scratch, just like I did back when I used to throw plant pots on climbing spiders...

If I change my mind, I'll just make sure the poor kid has the same name on his debit cards.

well you do own the account right? couldnt you just transfer ownership of the account to someone and therein all it contains. its not like valve will want all the stuff backwhen you are gone. so if you had your last will and testament saying your steam acount goes to a certain person and the login info is given to them why couldnt they just change it themselves to a new email and such and valve doesnt even have to be concerned or know at all.

I don't plan on having kids so i'll just be burried with my account credentials

Both my kids have their own accounts. But if in 20-something (or more) years Steam would still be running, and account still hold some value (beside emotional to me), and I have grand-kids - I would pass my account to one of them. Or in the event my kids don't have offsprings - to someone from my extended family. Or at least find someone who would appreciate getting it.
But looking so far in the future - who knows what could happen. But if I pass away tomorrow (hopefully not) - I'll make sure my Monsters has my info on that one too, not just bank and CC accounts and other "real" things of value (or not)

The year is 2067.

"...Martha, I feel like I'm finally able to move on after my father died last year. The pain and emptiness is almost gone, all that's left is sadness and memories of what a wonderful, honest and kind man he was.

I 'm finally giving his old good Steam account a try. SteamOS logo always makes me feel strangely connected to my old man. Dad used to remember the times when it still wasn't market-dominating OS. what a silly time it probably was, right, Martha?

Oh, Half-Life 2. I wonder when they will release the third game?

And what do we have here? First Fortix? I really should give it a try, Fortix 27 was a blast. I mean, yeah, obviously the most high-budget game ever will be good, but still.

Wait, is it... is it Bad Rats? Oh no, OH MY GOD, what kind of sick fuck my father was? WHY WHY DID HE LEFT IT TO ME SO I WOULD KNOW WHY WOULD HE DESECRATE HIS OWN MEMORY??? MARTHA GET THE KIDS OUT OF THE ROOM THEY SHOULD NOT SEE IT THEY SHOULD NOT KNOW WHAT THEY GRANDFATHER WAS"

Mental breakdown and years of therapy ensue.

dude i'm immortal

I might, but it'd be annoying.

I could write down the account and pass, and then I'd need the email transfered to their email, and so on.

It's even more annoying when you realize what it must take to destroy someone's online existence after they die.

Lets say I die in 40 years....
Will Steam be still around? Honestly, I dont think so.