Digiphile brought back its VR Games Showcase: The New Essentials collection on September 14, timed to Valve’s Steam Frame launch week. Seven PC VR titles ship as Steam keys for $26 (Digiphile’s listed retail value: $202), with the offer running through September 23 or while supplies last.
The lineup was originally co-curated with YouTube creator Gamertag VR for the VR Games Showcase. Digiphile’s September 14 Games Press release frames the encore as a Steam Frame launch celebration—not a Frame exclusive. The keys are standard Steam PC VR titles; owners can play them on compatible PC VR headsets, including Steam Frame once hardware is in hand.
The seven games named in the release:
- Into the Radius 2 — anomaly-zone survival shooter, solo or co-op
- Arizona Sunshine VR 2 — zombie sequel with companion dog Buddy
- Bootstrap Island — 17th-century island survival roguelike
- CONVRGENCE — 1.0 extraction shooter in the Chernokamensk Anomaly Zone
- UNDERDOGS — physics-based mech brawler
- UNLOOP — time-loop puzzle game with past-self replication
- EXD – Extra Dimensional — dimensional-rift adventure with Quantum Glove powers
SpecialEffect, the UK charity that helps people with physical disabilities play games via adapted controls and eye tracking, gets 5% of each collection sale. Digiphile also offers a Charity Tier where 100% of that contribution goes to SpecialEffect, plus DLC/soundtrack extras (Into the Radius 2 Classic Explorer Kit, Bootstrap Island Ornate Arms Collection, CONVRGENCE Supporter Pack, UNDERDOGS soundtrack, and commemorative 4K artwork). Digiphile’s live collection page listed roughly $13,070 raised for SpecialEffect at the time of writing.
Digiphile says customers can convert previously owned titles from a collection into credits toward new games, and that every key is available on purchase. The company, staffed by alumni of Humble Bundle’s curation team, positions the drop as discovery-first rather than deep-discount leftovers.
Availability: digiphile.co through September 23, 2026, or while stocks last. SpecialEffect’s work is documented at specialeffect.org.uk.
Sources: Digiphile via Games Press, September 14, 2026; Digiphile collection page; DLH.NET coverage, September 15, 2026; SpecialEffect.