Steam Frame’s tutorial video appears to leak on Reddit, demonstrating a very brief explainer of its software
A tutorial video for Valve’s anticipated Steam Frame VR headset has surfaced on Reddit, providing the first glimpse of the device’s onboarding experience. The leaked footage, shared on the Steam Frame Subreddit and reportedly captured from the headset’s first boot sequence, shows the Welcome Tour software that users will encounter when setting up the device.
The brief video demonstrates key features of the Steam Frame’s initial setup process, including an introduction to the headset’s controllers, instructions for hiding and showing the user interface, and steps for pairing the device with a PC. The leak offers early insight into Valve’s approach to VR onboarding, though the full feature set and complete software experience remain undisclosed.
The emergence of this tutorial video comes as anticipation builds for the Steam Frame’s official release. Valve has not yet announced a launch date, leaving enthusiasts eager for concrete information about availability and specifications. While the Steam Controller and Steam Machines represent Valve’s previous forays into hardware, the Steam Frame represents a more significant bet on virtual reality technology. This leak provides reassurance that the headset’s software is actively being developed and refined ahead of an eventual announcement.