Can't find Steam on application support?

Hi everybody!
So I wanted to download a costume story to Amnesia - but i couldn't find 'steam' on applications folder. I have tried holding down 'alt' but it still doesn't work! And yes, I have googled, but NOTHING works! Help?

Steam is not an Apple product, so it will not be found on your system unless you have downloaded and installed it. You can download the framework, presuming you're not referring to some other "Steam", here:
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/33972/steam
Regards.

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