Valve confirms the launch of Steam Machine, a new console-like computer for your living room
We still don't know its price, but its features are those of a true beast

- November 13, 2025
- Updated: November 13, 2025 at 2:27 PM

Valve has officially confirmed the launch of Steam Machine, its new console that aims to revolutionize the world of video games. This device promises to provide users access to their entire Steam library from the comfort of the living room, making the gaming experience more accessible and powerful than ever.
A machine with the specifications of a PS5
Equipped with an AMD Zen 4 CPU and an RDNA3 GPU, the Steam Machine will offer significantly better performance than the Steam Deck, with the ability to play in 4K at 60FPS. The machine will also feature 16 GB of DDR5 RAM and storage options that include slots for high-speed microSD cards, all in a design that allows it to seamlessly integrate into any home environment.
The launch of Steam Machine is scheduled for early 2026, although Valve has not yet specified a specific day or published an official price. Interested users can add the product to their wishlist on Steam to receive notifications about its future availability.
One of the most notable features of Steam Machine is its compatibility with games verified for Steam Deck, which will ease the transition for many users. Additionally, this device will not be limited to the world of video games; it will also allow the installation of other operating systems and applications, functioning as a conventional PC.
This launch comes in a context where Valve continues to expand its product ecosystem, such as the Steam Controller and Steam Frame, which will allow streaming to other devices. The purchase of the Steam Machine will include an adapter for the Steam Controller, simplifying its use from the couch. With these innovations, Valve aims to maintain its position as a leader in the sector and provide players with a cohesive and seamless cross-platform experience.
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