dBrand Launches 9 Steam Machine Skins, Available Now
▼ Summary
– dBrand previously mishandled a Companion Cube case for the Steam Machine by selling it without Valve’s permission.
– The company now offers nine new Steam Machine skin designs: Basketbox, Terminal, Flat Earth, Bricks, White and Black Dice, Package, Orange Box, and Touch Grass, all with matching controller skins.
– Classic designs and Pastel colors are also being brought back for the Steam Machine.
– Pricing options are $17.95 for a faceplate skin, $34.95 for full machine coverage, and $44.95 for full coverage plus a controller skin.
– The article includes an affiliate link for dBrand, with proceeds supporting SteamDeckHQ.
Following a controversial misstep with an unofficial Portal Companion Cube case, dBrand is back with a much more polished offering for Valve’s hardware. The company has officially launched a new line of Steam Machine skins, and the collection is available to purchase right now.
The lineup consists of nine exclusive designs created specifically for the Steam Machine: Basketbox, Terminal, Flat Earth, Bricks, White and Black Dice, Package, Orange Box, and Touch Grass. Each skin is tailored to fit the console perfectly and includes a matching skin for the Steam Controller. In addition to these new patterns, dBrand is also reviving several of its classic designs and bringing back its popular Pastel color options.
Pricing is structured into three tiers. A faceplate-only skin costs $17.95, while a full Machine skin is priced at $34.95. For those who want complete coverage, a bundle that includes the Controller skin is available for $44.95. Given that the controller skin adds only $10 to the total, it’s an easy upgrade for anyone already opting for full console coverage.
It’s encouraging to see dBrand move past the earlier licensing issue and deliver a solid product. Designs like Terminal and Package stand out, and the accompanying controller skins are equally impressive. The question now is whether dBrand will explore custom face plates in the future, but for the moment, these skins offer plenty of fresh ways to personalize your Steam Machine.
The full collection is live on dBrand’s website.
(Source: Steamdeckhq.com)