"Great on Frame" games only have to hit the minimum: 72 fps at 1728 x 1728 per eye, while the Steam Frame's screens are 2160 x 2160. Unless the developer set their own, that's also where a game's video settings start, and settings from another headset can carry over too. To fix it, open the game, tap its icon and go to VR Video Settings. Reset to Default undoes your changes, and to keep it easy, set everything to Auto and Global Settings. Which game looked way better after you changed it? ▶ Full video: 10 things to do first on your Steam Frame → https://youtu.be/jtW2mQd5qYI ► 🛠️ Our XR Hub (gear & studio) → https://casandchary.com/gear ► VR Discount Codes → https://casandchary.com/discount-codes-affiliate-links/ ► Patreon → http://bit.ly/PatreonCasandChary This video was not sponsored. No review direction was received, and our opinions are our own. This description may contain affiliate links, which may earn us a small fee at no extra cost to you. #casandchary #SteamFrame #GreatOnFrame #VRGaming