Play native ARM64/OpenXR Halo CE on Steam Frame with LAN and online campaign co-op, head-directed walking, and Xbox-style buttons. Tracked controller aiming, a render-rate reticle, half-strength stereo sun glow, and automatic Steam artwork and Notes are included.

1.4.1 fixes first-mission VR aiming, look-training checks, tutorial buttons and the unarmed flashlight. Install and Repair apply standing mode and snap turning. Choose Repair to update while keeping your existing 1.4.0 profiles and saves.

Install or upgrade

You need a Steam Frame with internet access and 12 GiB of free storage, plus your own authorized original Xbox Halo CE ISO/XISO or extracted maps. USA Rev 2 was validated with the stable installer. PC, Anniversary and MCC data are unsupported.

Run the EXE and choose Install or Repair. Select your Xbox game data for a first install. Choose Repair to update an existing native installation using its verified maps without another ISO.
Connect your Frame over USB-C or network SSH. Enable Developer Mode, set the Frame's user password, and follow the installer's connection guide.
Save and close games, then start installation. Keep Steam Home and SteamVR running, and leave the Frame awake and connected. Building on the Frame can take tens of minutes.

1.4.1 updates the native game in place and keeps Halo: Combat Evolved VR (Native) in Steam. Existing 1.4.0 profiles and saves stay in save-v1.4. When upgrading from 1.3.5, old saves are retained but its checkpoints are incompatible; create a new profile and campaign.

Setup & co-op · Controls · Release notes · Sources · Third-party notices

Halo CE VR gameplay example with tracked hands and a plasma rifle beneath Halo's night sky

Community VR example by u/Sea-Communication760: PC HaloCEVR on Steam Frame through Proton ARM. This is not a native 1.4.0 capture.

No retail executable, disc image, maps, keys or soundtrack is included or downloaded. Halo artwork and third-party components retain their rights and notices.