if you cannot run client then sadly nope :( you can download games on one client, copy them to another PC and create fake metadata to launch them - I used this when my home had no internet for 5 months - but you need client to Download. You can always try DLing "Stem versions" from torrents etc, but you can never be sure if data is accurate. And your college probably blocks torrent ports as well ;p
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all I can suggest for you then is to do the same I used to do - DL game on some friends PC or on your laptop at friends home, then copy both game folder and corresponding appmanifest (you can find appmanifests in steam/steamapps folder, number at the end corresponds to app Id which you can find in steam store link) - also if game creates user / documents folders copy these as well. It didn't work for all the games but at least for 90% of them for me - that's how I was able to play anything new for over 5 months ;p
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Hey guys, i've been wondering if i could download steam games without the client,since my internet connection is 3G and extremely slow :/
because my college internet connection is very fast but the problem is that steam can't work there otherwise i'd download them there and copy them to my Hard drive..
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