Valve’s curated “Great on Frame” store page now lists more than 50 games and apps tuned for Steam Frame, the company’s smart glasses. The program launched last month with roughly half a dozen titles, and the portal modeled on Steam’s “Great on Deck” page has grown quickly since.

Most of the lineup is native VR software, but flatscreen hits are increasingly part of the mix. Recent additions include Hollow Knight: Silksong, Portal 2 and Hades, alongside VR favorites like SUPERHOT VR, Walkabout Mini Golf and Red Matter 2.

Valve still has not shared a price or release date for Steam Frame. The glasses recently cleared FCC certification, which usually signals a launch window is close.

The growing library matters because game support is often the deciding factor for new hardware. Steam Frame’s ability to run both VR and flatscreen games through Steam would set it apart from camera-first AI glasses from Meta, Samsung and Google, which lean on assistants rather than a deep app catalog.

Source: Road to VR