Uragun is a new indie game in the top-down shooter genre. Mech, fairly high difficulty, hordes of enemies and some bullet hell mechanics are the perfect combination for Steam Deck. The game launches with no problems and automatically detects the controller. Uragun has simple, but attractive and full of special effects visuals. Unfortunately, early access does not offer advanced graphics …

Beta verson of My Time at Sandrock performed below expectations on Steam Deck – gamepad didn’t work, frame rate often dropped to critical values. Today is the early access release and unfortunately the game is still barely playable. The controls have been fixed in today’s update, but performance still leaves a lot to be desired. First of all – regardless …

Deadpool is another game removed from distribution, but if you have it in your library it’s worth playing on Steam Deck. The game has an ‘unsupported’ status due to numerous graphical bugs, but I was able to fix them. There is a similar problem with graphical errors in Alpha Protocol – check it out. Let’s get started with the guide! …

Alpha Protocol is one of the most uneven games I’ve played. On one hand it’s an interesting RPG, on the other it’s an underdeveloped action game full of poor design choices. However, it has plenty of atmosphere and provides hours of solid gameplay. Unfortunately, it was removed from distribution a few years ago, but if you have it in your …

A series that “smoked” graphics cards and was a benchmark for many years. Crysis 2 Remastered on Steam Deck – But can it run Crysis? Yes, it’s another Epic Games Store exclusive that will probably arrive on Steam this September. If you want to check out the game on Steam Deck today then I recommend this tutorial: EGS installation guide …

Another indie production that works great on Steam Deck. Flynn Son of Crimson runs almost perfectly. Proper gamepad detection, stable 60FPS with almost zero stutter, great UI. Flynn runs out-of-the-box and requires no additional actions.

Moonlighter on Steam Deck works very well. There are no performance issues at all. Pixel art looks great on a small screen and guarantees very good battery life. The only problem I’ve noticed is the somewhat small UI. The game is fully playable, however the HUD scaling option is missing.The controls work fine right from the start of the game.

My Time at Sandrock can’t maintain a stable 30FPS on low settings at 1280×800 resolution, but it is very playable and looks nice on a small screen. This is a beta and the game will debut in early access. It is likely that performance will improve over time. To achieve the best video quality, the game is recorded on PC …