Valve’s upcoming Steam Frame VR headset continues to build its launch library, with two more titles officially adding support. The Light Brigade: Definitive Edition and Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes have both been updated to work with the Steam Frame, according to announcements spotted on Steam. This brings the total number of games listed as ‘Great on Frame’ to 86, signaling steady momentum for the hardware even as Valve remains tight-lipped about its release.
The news comes via Steam announcements from the respective developers, as reported by Gamingonlinux. While the Steam Frame itself has yet to receive a release date or price, the growing list of compatible games suggests Valve is quietly preparing a robust day-one lineup. For VR enthusiasts, this is a promising sign that the platform won’t launch with a barren library.
What’s New in Steam Frame Support
The Light Brigade: Definitive Edition is described by its developer as “An award-winning roguelike VR shooter with realistic gunplay & immersive light magic. Ascend the ranks of The Light Brigade to unlock new weapons, upgrades, classes, and abilities as you fight to restore light to the darkness.” In a Steam announcement, the team confirmed they “added Steam Frame platform support,” making the game playable on Valve’s new hardware.
Meanwhile, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes brings a very different VR experience. The game’s premise: “Find yourself trapped alone in a room with a ticking time bomb. Your friends have the manual to defuse it, but they can’t see the bomb, so you’re going to have to talk it out – fast!” The announcement for this title noted, “Added support for the Steam Frame VR headset to the Windows version of Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes.” This is a notable addition, as the game’s social, asymmetric gameplay could make it a standout party title for the Steam Frame.
The Growing ‘Great on Frame’ List
With these two additions, the official ‘Great on Frame’ page now lists 86 games ready for Valve’s new VR kit. This curated list appears to be Valve’s way of highlighting titles that meet their quality and performance standards for the hardware. The steady growth of this list—now including everything from intense shooters to cooperative puzzle games—suggests that developers are actively engaging with the platform, even before its public launch.
However, it’s worth noting that the Steam Frame’s release date and price remain unknown. It has now been over 9 months since the original exciting reveal, and Valve have been giving their usual silence on the matter. This lack of official communication has left the community speculating, but the continued addition of supported games offers a tangible sign of progress behind the scenes.
What This Means for VR Gaming
The inclusion of these two titles is more than just a checklist update. The Light Brigade: Definitive Edition represents the kind of immersive, action-packed experience that can showcase a headset’s capabilities, while Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes highlights the social potential of VR. Together, they demonstrate that the Steam Frame is attracting a diverse range of developers, from indie studios to established VR names.
For players, the expanding library is a positive indicator. When the Steam Frame eventually launches, having 86 (and likely more) games ready at day one could make it a compelling option in the VR market. But until Valve breaks its silence on pricing and availability, the exact value proposition remains a mystery. For now, the steady trickle of support announcements is the clearest signal that the Steam Frame is moving forward, even if the finish line is still out of sight.
