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Dbrand unveils Steam Machine customization 'backup plan' after its Companion Cube got confined to the test chamber

The Steam Machine is finally here—though Dbrand’s Companion Cube-inspired skin for it will sadly never see light outside of a test chamber. Turns out, the peripherals and accessories brand had ‘built the idea into something real without ever asking Valve’ for permission. But Dbrand has now rocked up with what it’s describing as its ‘backup plan.’

This week, Dbrand unveiled a suite of Steam Machine skins. The most expensive are the genuinely fuzzy ‘Touch Grass’ skin and the ‘Real Black Leather’ wrap, which each cost $60. Besides that, Dbrand’s Steam Machine skins range in price from about $43 for the more complexly patterned wraps, to about $35 for the single colour skins.

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