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Home / Technology / Steam VR Leaks Android Game Support

Steam VR Leaks Android Game Support

20 Nov

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Summary

  • Walkabout Mini Golf update bundles Android APK file.
  • Speculation points to Steam Frame headset's ARM chip.
  • This could pave way for thousands of Android VR games.
Steam VR Leaks Android Game Support

The virtual reality gaming sector may see a significant shift following a recent update to Walkabout Mini Golf on Steam. This update mysteriously bundled an Android APK file, leading to speculation that Valve is preparing its upcoming Steam Frame headset for Android game compatibility. This standalone VR device, running on an ARM chip, could leverage an Android-based operating system similar to the Meta Quest.

The inclusion of an Android game version on Steam suggests a strategy to easily port a vast library of existing Android titles. This move is particularly significant given the current challenges in the VR market, with hopes that the Steam Frame could provide a much-needed boost. Developers familiar with VR on Steam might find it straightforward to adapt their games for this new platform.

While Valve has not officially commented, this development hints at a future where Android games, including those popular on platforms like Meta Quest, could be seamlessly integrated into the Steam ecosystem via the Steam Frame. This could potentially revitalize VR gaming by expanding its accessible game library significantly.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The Steam Frame is a forthcoming standalone VR headset from Valve, designed with an ARM-based chip and its own operating system, potentially supporting local games and Android titles.
The game's update added an Android APK file, suggesting that Valve might be testing or preparing for the ability to run Android games on the Steam Frame headset.
Yes, as the Steam Frame is expected to use an ARM-based system similar to Meta Quest's Android OS, it's feasible that many existing Android VR games could be ported.

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