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Final Fantasy Resonance Is a Great Time on Steam Deck

Final Fantasy Resonance just got a demo, and I’ve been playing it non-stop on my Steam Deck. It dropped alongside today’s Sony State of Play (which, honestly, wasn’t the strongest showcase), but this demo alone made the whole thing worth it. If you’ve played Octopath Traveler, you already have a good sense of what you’re […]

The Blood of Dawnwalker on Steam Deck: Is It Really Unsupported?

The Blood of Dawnwalker has just landed, and it’s already been flagged as officially Unsupported on Steam Deck. That surprised me, because from everything I’ve tested, it looks far more viable than that label suggests. I played it on both the Steam Machine and the Steam Deck, and while performance is a little hard to […]

Final Fantasy XVI on Steam Deck: Now Verified

Final Fantasy XVI finally has Valve’s Verified badge on Steam Deck, and unlike some of the more optimistic “Playable” ratings I’ve run into, this one actually holds up. I’ve been able to get through combat without leaning on any workarounds, and while it’s a little late in the day for this stamp of approval, the […]

Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy on Steam Machine: A Great Time

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I put Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy through its paces on the Steam Machine, running it at 1080p, 1440p, and 4K to see how Valve’s new living-room box handles Asobo’s latest entry in the series. It’s a demanding game on paper, so I wanted to see exactly how much of that visual ambition survives the […]

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker on Steam Deck: runs great in the Master Collection

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker is part of the newly released METAL GEAR SOLID: MASTER COLLECTION Vol. 2, and we wanted to see how the HD Collection version of this one holds up on the Steam Deck. The good news is that it holds up very well. 60 FPS with barely any settings to touch […]

Asobi Remote Play: The New and Easy Way to Play PS5 Games on Steam Deck Without a PS5

I’ve spent a fair bit of time looking for good ways to stream PS5 games onto my Steam Deck without owning an actual PS5, and a new app called Asobi Remote Play might be the easiest one I’ve tried yet. It’s live on the Steam store right now as a free playtest, and I wanted […]

Are These 5 Demanding Games Finally Playable on the Steam Deck?

Pushing the Limits: Are These 5 Heavy-Hitting Games Finally Playable? As a dedicated handheld gamer, I spend arguably way too much time tinkering with settings to squeeze every last frame out of my system. It is a labor of love, but let us be honest: sometimes you just want to know if a game is […]

Can You Play Mecha Chameleon on the Steam Deck? Review & Best Settings

Can You Play Mecha Chameleon on the Steam Deck? If you have been keeping an eye on the gaming community lately, you have probably noticed a massive wave of players diving into a quirky new title called Mecha Chameleon. With over 170,000 daily active players logging in, it is safe to say this game is […]

33 Immortals on Steam Deck: Performance Review & Gameplay Impressions

Diving Into the Massive Chaos of 33 Immortals Whenever a new game promises massive multiplayer co-op, my first thought is always the same: “How is this going to run on my handhelds?” The handheld gaming space has exploded, but massive multiplayer titles can still be a tricky proposition for portable hardware. Recently, the incredible team […]

Revisiting 007 First Light on the Steam Deck: Performance Update

Returning to the Handheld Frontier When I first booted up First Light on the Steam Deck, it was a fun but slightly uneven experience. However, in the recent 007 First Light update, the developers have pushed out a couple of significant patches, and I am thrilled to report that the game is running astronomically better. […]