(Image credit: Wallpaper Engine / 'ZERBI-XCVII') Enabling a dynamic wallpaper that constantly moves your screen’s pixels is a stress-reducing lifesaver. When I’m playing the best Steam games, one of my monitors is inevitably idle. As someone who games across two OLED displays, this is a great feature. Or perhaps you’ll opt for seasonal vibes and install a couple of Christmas-themed wallpapers, like I did during the festive season last year.Įnabling a dynamic wallpaper that constantly moves your OLED screen’s pixels is a stress-reducing lifesaverĪnother big (although pretty niche) plus with Wallpaper Engine is that it lets you reduce the chance of OLED burn-in. Maybe you’re a big fan of Marvel movies and want an ultrawide background of Iron Man and Captain America scrapping it out. That’s a lot of pixels to deal with, yet Wallpaper Engine lets me set dynamic backgrounds for both my screens with utter precision.įancy an animated wallpaper of a moonlit cityscape? This Steam app has you covered.

Currently, I work and play games across an Alienware AW3423DWF QD-OLED (resolution 3,440 x 1,440) and a 48-inch LG C2 OLED TV (resolution 3,840 x 2,160). (Image credit: Wallpaper Enigne / 'Visualdon')Īs someone who owns a very specific display setup, I massively appreciate the level of customization Wallpaper Engine gives me.

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