If you're a Steam Deck owner, you'll be happy to know that the console can run some Xbox 360 games thanks to Xenia.
Baldur’s Gate 3 is among the best RPGs ever made. We tested the game last month and posted the optimization guides for midrange and low-end PCs. This post covers the performance of BG3 on the Steam Deck, including the best settings to attain a stable 30 FPS gameplay.
Too demanding of a game that is only one game no problem. fsr 3 mod will be there
God of War Ragnarok gets an official release date on the Steam Store, but Steam Deck fans are left uncertain about its fate on the handheld.
I don't see it running any good on the steamdeck but maybe if they introduce enough options to lower the settings it might run semi decent.
Its literally a PS4 game, and likely will be able to lower settings even lower than that.
Assume low and medium settings, FSR2 Quality mode 720p, and an unstable 45fps or a stable 40fps like any other PS4 era port (Uncharted 4 for example). It'll be fine on the Deck if it's your only option
Amplitude beat me to it. I'd like to add that games like returnal and ratchet and clank rift apart run on the deck and those are actual ps5 games.
It should sense the games were made for hardware 12 years ago
Do not forget your precious god of war was made for the ps4 console first a console wayyy weaker than the steamdeck.
Most games listed as playable are only that way due to needing to use the on-screen keyboard or some adjacent thing.
I bet you it might be down to the stupid psn crap were it needs the server handshake or some bs for the trophies to work.
It depends on your definition of good I guess. I use my Steam deck to play my games natively when I'm away from my PC so admittedly when I'm on the deck fidelity doesn't matter as much to me.
Steam Deck officially supports a massive amount of games, easily providing players more choice than what is available on the Nintendo Switch.
It's much larger than that, if you factor emulation and how easy it is to run pretty much any "unsupported" game on the Deck using Bottles.
It's insane how most games I've thrown at it have worked with little to no effort on my part, some of my games run better on Linux than Windows.
Even without emulation, it’s massively broader than switch. This is so obvious I’m surprised it’s merited an article.
You'll enjoy it, I only got the 512GB model because I wasn't sure if I'd like it, I should have bought the 1TB model, but I guess I can add in a 2TB drive when SSD prices relax again.
I actually played Heroes of Might and Magic 3 on it a few days ago.
Emulation is the only real form of game preservation.
It's incredible that you can carry around a device that's actually capable of emulating PS3, Xbox 360 and Switch, while playing PC games like Spider-man, Cyberpunk, RDR2, etc. Valve have really outdone themselves.
Fix the title: Portable PC emulates to what amount to a PC...