TL;DR: Valve's upcoming Steam Machine, set for release in 2026, aims to combine affordability and ease of use. Recent leaks suggest prices around $950 for a 512GB model and $1,070 for 2TB, comparable ...

Powerful PC gaming made easy, in a small and mighty package. With over six times the horsepower of Steam Deck, Steam Machine has the power to play your whole Steam library, including your favorite AAA ...

When the Steam Machine was announced just a few months ago, a lot of the hype around it was deservedly because of the amazing-looking hardware and the knowledge that SteamOS would make for an ...

For anyone hoping the price of the Steam Machine was going to be as competitive as the Steam Deck's, you might be in for some sticker shock. While some were already warning that the Steam Machine was ...

The Steam Machine could be the next big thing in gaming. The Steam Deck has sold well, but it can only play select Steam games. The upcoming Steam Machine, meanwhile, can play all your Steam games, ...

What if the future of gaming wasn’t just about better graphics or faster load times, but about breaking free from the constraints of traditional hardware? Below we walk you through how Valve’s $1,000 ...

Ever since the Steam Deck landed, gaming enthusiasts have increasingly found refuge in SteamOS. PC gaming, driven by the Linux-based software, is at an all-time high, partly owing to performance woes ...

When Steam creator and longtime steward of the PC gaming storefront Valve announced the Steam Machine in November, it made some very big waves. Interest in a SteamOS-powered PC designed for the living ...

Andrea is an editor at GameRant, where she has been writing professionally about video games for nearly five years. She became a gamer for life at 8, thanks to a copy of Pokemon Red and her Game Boy.

What if you could hold the power of a high-performance gaming PC in the palm of your hand? In this breakdown, ETA Prime walks through how they achieved just that by building the world’s smallest Steam ...

Gamers who buy Valve's upcoming Steam Machine will find it has a much larger library of Verified games on day one than the Steam Deck did, since Valve will place "fewer constraints" on game developers ...