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:O Change your password and add 2FA ASAP, and then request a refund for those games?
Contact Steam support ASAP. Apparently a lot of people have been hacked the same :O https://steamcommunity.com/app/1974050/discussions/0/582809397049172035/
Yeah it's so weird, it seems to be linked to this one game, but so many people affected who weren't even playing this game https://steamcommunity.com/app/1974050/discussions/0/589562920377053507/?ctp=2
Someone tried explaining how this could've happened https://steamcommunity.com/app/1974050/discussions/0/582810370004046066/ ```If you read a bit more - some people were not playing the game at all. This is likely steam session token being stolen and game being used in some way to liquidate stolen money. It might be something as simple as: - get into someone's steam session - use steam to register torchlight infinite account, spend steam wallet money (no confirmation needed) - bind other login method to torchlight infinite to keep using that account - sell account or use for botting and sell in-game stuff. That is one of variations I can think of, it can be done differently, but core idea is - that is not "game" stealing your steam wallet or steam account, as it happens to people who never played it. Your steam session getting hijacked. Pay attention to what you download or where you input your steam information. ```

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