Tag: Steam Deck

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Dune: Awakening on Steam Deck: Single player test

Dune: Awakening has finally dropped its single-player version, which also brings the game to consoles. On PC, we now get a choice between single-player and multiplayer, so I took the new mode onto the Steam Deck to see how it holds up on handheld hardware. Single player and your multiplayer world If you switch to […]

NASCAR 26 on Steam Deck: Is It Playable?

iRacing Studios’ NASCAR 26 is now available on Steam, and thanks to Sandbox Strategies for providing an early key, I was able to test it on both the Steam Deck and the Steam Machine. The two devices couldn’t be further apart here. It runs fantastically on the Steam Machine, but the Steam Deck struggles, even […]

World of Warcraft: Forever on Steam Deck: Easy install guide with full controller support

World of Warcraft: Forever is Blizzard’s answer to years of “Classic+” requests: a perpetual, level-60 take on vanilla Azeroth that expands horizontally instead of vertically. It revamps three classic zones, adds three brand new ones on top, throws in three new raids and a new battleground, and introduces a new playable race in the Skyborne […]

AION 2: How it runs on Steam Deck & Steam Machine

AION 2’s playtest is finally here, and as a huge fan of the original AION, we’ve been looking forward to seeing how NC’s return to Atreia holds up on Steam hardware ahead of its October 5 launch. AION 2 is a free-to-play MMORPG built on Unreal Engine 5, and it leans hard into vertical, aerial […]

Aniimo on Steam Deck: gameplay and best settings

Aniimo just launched as a free-to-play creature-catching open-world RPG, and it’s already pulling in a huge crowd, with around 90,000 people playing at the same time on release day. We took it for a spin on Steam Deck to see how it runs and what settings get you the smoothest experience. Getting Aniimo running on […]

RuneScape: Dragonwilds on Steam Deck & Steam Machine: 1.0 release performance

RuneScape: Dragonwilds has left early access and launched its 1.0 release, so we went back to see how it holds up on the Steam Deck and the Steam Machine. The good news for anyone who put time in during early access: your save carries over, and you get all the benefits of the new additions […]

Marvel’s Wolverine on Steam Deck: play without owning a PS5

Marvel’s Wolverine is a PS5 exclusive, but you don’t need to own a PS5 to play it on your Steam Deck or Steam Machine. Thanks to a third-party streaming app called Asobi Remote Play, PlayStation Plus Premium’s cloud gaming can now be beamed straight to Steam hardware, no console required. Here’s how it works and […]

LSFG-VK 2.0 on Steam Deck: official plugin update and install guide

Decky LSFG-VK, the plugin that brings Lossless Scaling’s frame generation to Steam Deck and other Linux handhelds, just landed its biggest update yet. Version 0.14.1 is a ground-up rewrite built around LSFG-VK 2.0.0, and we want to walk you through what changed, how to install it, and how it performs across a few games. What’s […]

Valheim 1.0 on Steam Deck: Getting a Stable 60fps

Valheim just hit its 1.0 release with the Deep North update, and it’s already pulled in over 160,000 concurrent players, a new all-time peak for the game. I’ve been testing how the full release holds up on the Steam Deck, and the short version is that it plays a lot better than it used to, […]

Bodycam on Steam Deck and Steam Machine: Performance and Best Settings

Bodycam just got a huge update, so I went back and retested it on Steam Deck, then took it for a spin on the Steam Machine to see how much better it can look. It’s officially unsupported on Steam Deck, but whether you actually play it there comes down to personal taste rather than anything […]