More and more games have been adding dedicated Steam Frame support, with the Great on Frame page now listing 86 games ready for Valve's new VR kit.
Joining the list recently is The Light Brigade: Definitive Edition, which is described by the 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 going over lots of upgrades they said they "added Steam Frame platform support".

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Another is the co-op puzzle game Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes described as "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!". Their announcement on Steam was short and sweet just noting "Added support for the Steam Frame VR headset to the Windows version of Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes".

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We still don't know when the Steam Frame will be released or the price, which will hopefully sometime soon as it's now been over 9 months since the original exciting reveal. Valve have been giving their usual silence on it, something we're used to by now, but still - what do we think they're waiting on?
Added support for the Steam Frame VR headset to the Windows versionBut not the native Linux version? 😡
The Charge of the Light Brigade (at Balaclava (External Link: You need to be logged in to view this.)) is seriously the best poem about a military blunder ever written.
It'd be like Monty writing a poem about Market Garden🤣, or Bill Halsey about falling for Ozawa's decoy fleet (External Link: You need to be logged in to view this.) that lead to the Battle off Samar (External Link: You need to be logged in to view this.) being harder than it needed to be!🤬
I've loved Tennyson ever since I first read an omnibus of his poetry in the seventh grade some two decades ago. Then the next year I aced an assignment because I had already read it for pleasure.



