VR Showcase Reveals Games Coming to Steam Frame

The most recent VR showcase revealed a bunch of new games coming out soon in a variety of styles, including racing, horror, shooting, and comedy. You can add some titles to your favorites now, while others won't come out until 2026. The showcase also featured new gameplay for games designed to work well with new VR hardware like the Steam Frame.

Vertigo Rush is one of the games that stood out from the showcase. The game uses a cartoon-style presentation with a visual style reminiscent of BioShock. It also focuses on racing against other players, with a story mode that lets friends play together, race toward the finish line, and level up.

Stuffed Twofoot Hero

Stuffed Twofoot Hero is another game that brings a different approach to VR. VR games do not have to focus on mature themes, and this game is built around having fun with friends. The game can be wishlisted on Steam and looks like something we can jump into with friends without needing a serious experience.

The gameplay shown during the showcase gave us a look at its creative direction and multiplayer focus. We can expect more details as the game moves closer to release. Total Chaos VR takes VR in a different direction with a horror experience. The game appears to focus on a single-player experience, making it a different kind of challenge for anyone who prefers playing horror games with friends.

We can expect a horror experience built around tension and scares. For anyone who enjoys horror games, Total Chaos VR is worth keeping on the list. Even if horror is not usually part of our VR library, the game offers an experience worth checking out.

VR Game Bundle

The showcase also featured a VR game bundle containing 7 PC VR games for $26. The bundle includes Into the Radius 2, Arizona Sunshine, Bootstrap Island, Convergence, On Loop, and other games. The bundle also supports Special Effect, a charity that helps people with physical disabilities play games. That gives the bundle another reason to consider, especially for anyone building a VR game library for the Steam Frame or another headset.

Gunman Contracts Standalone received more gameplay during the showcase, and it still looks like a fit for VR players who enjoy combat and gunplay. The gameplay, graphics, and overall aesthetic make it a game you can play repeatedly. The greatest detail is that Gunman Contracts Standalone is launching alongside the Steam Frame.

High on Life VR adds another recognizable title to the lineup.

That gives the game a direct connection to Valve's upcoming VR hardware and makes its release more interesting for anyone waiting for the headset. Ross Moon is another horror game featured during the showcase. Its presentation brings comparisons to Dead Space, with an experience built around horror and atmosphere.

The showcase delivered several games that can give the Steam Frame library a strong starting point. Steam Frame still has no confirmed release date, but the hardware is still expected to arrive in 2026. For us, the biggest games to watch include Gunman Contracts Standalone, High on Life VR, Payday: Aces High, Vertigo Rush, Total Chaos VR, and Ross Moon.

The mix of new VR releases and upcoming hardware means several games will be ready to fill a library once the Steam Frame becomes available. The current VR lineup also gives us plenty of reasons to keep watching upcoming releases. With so many games appearing across different genres, the next stage of VR gaming brings a range of experiences.