That hardest part of VR is just knowing where to look for great VR games, not that they don't exist. You have to dig for people who test a lot of VR games and will talk about the games they like that barely anyone are talking about but also sometimes you have to take a chance with a game that you might not think would be good can surprise you. There are a lot of VR games coming out with zero marketing budget and disapear instantly. Right now i have 483 VR games on steam and i like a lot of them XD

The situation hasn't really changed with Steam Frame's release, unfortunately. With its pricing and stock issues, I don't think it'll have a significant impact on the VR games market.

Probably a bit too early for that still. All I noticed so far were some nice discounts for VR games, and I guess developers will be monitoring sales of those closely in the coming months.

At the moment the big stuff doesn't seem to be happening in the official channels. A ton of VR ports have come out in the last weeks and it doesn't seem to be stopping. Even the new Star Wars Racer game has a VR port already.

On top of that there are now ways to play Quest and PSVR games on your PC or directly on the Frame. Of course that means you'll have to somehow aquire the game files. One of the Quest-things seemed to be downloading what you bought directly from the Quest store. But it was still taken down.

So while there isn't a lot of "new" stuff there is still plenty of games.

I am hopeful that the frame triggers more high detail vr games. While those are being developed though I have been loving flat to VR mods. The Titanfall 2 VR mod is by far the best looking and feeling vr experience you can have for $5 (or at least was $5 when I bought the game)

Really hard to justify a $20 quest port with mobile graphics when you compare it to something that actually makes my GPU work and looks beautiful.