Official Valve result
A Great on Frame result is the authoritative compatibility baseline and receives prominent, green treatment throughout the site.
Know what works before you play.
Frame Verified combines Valve's official Great on Frame classification with structured, first-hand community testing. The source of every result stays visible, so an official verdict is never confused with a user report.
Valve stays authoritativeOfficial Great on Frame status is clearly labelled.
Community adds contextVersions, settings, fixes and edge cases stay visible.
Setups remain attributableStandalone and PC methods can be compared directly.
Two sources, one clear page
Official compatibility and community experience answer different questions. Frame Verified presents both without blending their provenance.
Great on Frame
Community reports
First-hand reports explain the exact environment behind a result: what launched, what worked, what failed and what had to be changed.
From play session to published evidence
A report follows a visible, moderated path.
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Test the game
A signed-in player tests a real setup and records the play method, runtime, versions and outcomes.
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Submit structured evidence
Reports separate observed results from free-text notes, making comparisons and filtering reliable.
- 3
Review and publish
New submissions enter moderation. Only published reports contribute to the public evidence set.
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Build the result
Eligible reports produce a rating and confidence level while preserving each tester’s full setup.
Community rating scale
The named band is more useful than presenting a precise average without context.
Confidence measures evidence—not quality
A game can have a high rating with low confidence. Confidence rises with unique testers and falls when reports strongly disagree.
Low1–2 testers
Emerging3–5 testers
Moderate6–14 testers
High15+ testers
Strong disagreement lowers confidence by one level. Reports marked Outdated remain available as history but are excluded from the live community score.
What a useful report records
Compatibility is contextual. Structured fields make reports filterable while notes retain the detail needed to reproduce a setup.
Play methodStandalone or PC streaming
Software versionsRuntime, FEX, SteamOS and Frame OS
Observed outcomesLaunch, controls, stability and crashes
Settings and fixesPresets, refresh targets and workarounds
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