Samsung Says 120 Games Coming to Glasses‑Free 3D

Samsung announced at GDC 2026 that its Odyssey 3D Hub platform should support roughly 120 playable games by the end of the year, up from the ~60 titles currently available. The Hub supplies content for Samsung's glasses‑free 3D monitors, a niche that has been quietly expanding with new models and larger screen sizes.

Among the games already confirmed for the platform are recent third‑person action titles like Cronos: The New Dawn and Hell Is Us. The collection also includes notable releases such as Stellar Blade, Lies of P, and Psychonauts 2, which helps demonstrate that mainstream releases are finding a place on this format.

The Odyssey displays combine parallax‑based glasses‑free 3D with head tracking, which reduces the classic problem of a very limited "sweet spot" seen on older devices. Engadget's hands‑on last year noted that the effect is much more convincing than legacy attempts and that the visuals and tracking make the experience accessible for more players.

Samsung also revealed a partnership with CD Projekt Red tied to its HDR10+ Gaming standard; details were light, though HDR10+ integration for Cyberpunk 2077 was confirmed. That collaboration signals both display makers and developers are experimenting with ways to make advanced visual tech more relevant to current titles.

For players and early adopters, the most important takeaway is the growing software library: a larger catalog increases the odds the format moves beyond novelty and into something developers and consumers will consider when buying a monitor. Samsung's gradual expansion suggests glasses‑free 3D might carve out a modest niche in the PC and console accessory market rather than vanish as a curiosity.