Three More VR Games Get "Great On Frame" Certified By Valve

Valve has added three more titles to its Great on Frame certification list as the Steam Frame headset nears its official launch. The certification indicates that games run effectively as standalone experiences without requiring a connection to a PC. The new additions include Deadly Delivery, Growrilla, and Stellar Cafe.

Deadly Delivery is a cooperative horror game where players manage package deliveries within haunted mines. The experience focuses on team mechanics and avoiding hazards to maintain employment within the game world. The title comes from Flat Head Studio, the team previously responsible for the puzzle-shooter We Are One.

Growrilla offers a different gameplay loop as a procedurally generated experience from Salmi Games. Players begin as a small ape scavenging for survival on a remote island before transforming into a destructive giant. The game allows for free-form environmental interaction once the player reaches a larger size.

Stellar Cafe rounds out the new group as a voice-driven interactive experience. Developed by AstroBeam, the game features AI-powered robots that respond to real-time input from the player through the headset microphone. The game includes support for both VR and standard displays.

Valve continues to build the library for the upcoming hardware, providing users with a clear indicator of which experiences are ready for standalone play. Interested users can view the full list of certified titles to track which software will perform at its peak upon the launch of the Steam Frame headset.