Valve has confirmed that it will also start allowing developers to feature games that can be installed through APKs on Steam
"Gaming moves forward when players and developers have more ways to play and create," wrote the Microsoft Gaming boss on social media.
Despite fan requests for a current-gen version of Red Dead Redemption 2, developer Rockstar Games seemingly has other plans.
Along with RIDE Fest, RIDE 6 will also feature players the choice between Arcade mode and the more simulation-styled Pro mode.
Saber Interactive creative director Oliver Hollis-Leick also assured that both are "definitely not competing for resources."
Valve wants to emphasise that the Steam Frame can play games on its own built-in hardware. It is also capable of playing non-VR games.
However, Valve's portable PC drops to 30 FPS in the 2020 role-playing game when enabling ray-traced sun shadows and reflections.
"We're not interested in getting to a point where it's 20 or 30 or even 50% more performance at the same battery life," said an engineer.
"The affordability is one of the reasons why we think a Steam Machine makes a lot of sense right now," said Yazan Aldehayyat.
The company has traditionally released some software to showcase its new hardware, like Half-Life: Alyx helped showcase the Valve Index.
The ability to skip some content in New Game+ comes after you complete the mural puzzle, but you won't get related achievements.
"For us, it's important to keep making Steam distribution better and better - and distribute times, add regions and things like that."
Coming to PC, iOS and Android, players will create their own hunter and embark on a quest to defeat the Machines in the Deadlands.
Expressing its appreciation, Warhorse Studios said it "can't thank you enough for helping us reach this incredible milestone."
Valve's cube-shaped portable PC solution appears to go toe-to-toe with Xbox Series X/S and PS5 in the living room space.
To access it, players will need to contribute Metal Parts, Fabric and more in the first-ever community event, Breaking New Ground.
Battlefield Studios has confirmed that it is still looking into how to fix issues related to issues surrounding recoil aim assist.
The tease came courtesy of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 lead designer Prokop Jirsa who was thanking players for their year-long support.
While the title wasn't outright named, the publisher referred to it as a "co-op action shooter based on a major film IP franchise."
If you already purchased a cosmetic before the change, Embark Studios will compensate the difference in "the coming week."
