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7 steps to repair your Steam games
Step 1: Launch Steam
Step 2: Go to the Library tab in Steam and select the game you want to fix
Step 3: Right Click on the game and click on Properties
Step 4: Select the Local Files tab
Step 5: Click on Verify Integrity of Game Cache
Step 6: Wait for Steam to validate your game’s install if it finds anything wrong with it those files will be re-downloaded and installed.
Step 7: Click play and Steam will re-install and launch your game. Voilà!
Verifying the Integrity of your Game Cache will fix your install if there are corrupted or missing files in your game. When you try to launch the game again, the game will be fixed if Steam finds anything wrong with it and should be fully operational!
