Does it run on Steam Deck?

[aladinz]

I am not shure because of denuvo if it will run on the Stem Deck. Can somewone test it?

TLDR: Yes as of now on releaseday IT WORKS!

[Melodia]

Has Denuvo stopped other games?

[Luna ~]

Denuvo doesnt stop games on Steamdeck, Only Anticheat mostly does, Other than that, It will run probably fine as this like Octopath is UE4, and i would assume it doesnt use any unique codecs that proton QT would need to fix; remember Steamdeck support is 100% on Valve and not the developers outside of anticheat

[Nightmarian]

Denuvo doesn't affect the Steam Deck in any shape or form.

Originally posted by Luna Rosa:

Denuvo doesnt stop games on Steamdeck, Only Anticheat mostly does, Other than that, It will run probably fine as this like Octopath is UE4, and i would assume it doesnt use any unique codecs that proton QT would need to fix; remember Steamdeck support is 100% on Valve and not the developers outside of anticheat

Steam Deck isn't 100% on Valve. It's up to the developers to make sure their game works on whatever platform they choose, and PC is a platform with a wide range of formats.

Valve is going out of their to make it as easy as possible because they know devs don't let implementating, well, anything really unless it's super easy or makes them money.

[Luna ~]

Originally posted by Nightmarian:

Denuvo doesn't affect the Steam Deck in any shape or form.

Originally posted by Luna Rosa:

Denuvo doesnt stop games on Steamdeck, Only Anticheat mostly does, Other than that, It will run probably fine as this like Octopath is UE4, and i would assume it doesnt use any unique codecs that proton QT would need to fix; remember Steamdeck support is 100% on Valve and not the developers outside of anticheat

Steam Deck isn't 100% on Valve. It's up to the developers to make sure their game works on whatever platform they choose, and PC is a platform with a wide range of formats.

Valve is going out of their to make it as easy as possible because they know devs don't let implementating, well, anything really unless it's super easy or makes them money.

uh what; Its 100% of valve with Proton, And plus they cant even use certain codecs so the deves at Proton GE have to pick things up, Devs arent gonna make Linux Versions for the steamdeck so its 100% valve to market their product and work on the compatibility
99% of devs make their game on Windows PC thats it, Valve pushed the steamdeck because steamplay and proton Its their work to make sure things work Hence why they have a github where you can open tickets on games not working etc. Proton & steamOS is all them my dude

https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues if it doesnt work on steam deck go complain to valve is what i say

[Rhaegos83]

just tried it and it booted fine on my steam deck

[🐇 DriadiTa 🐇]

Yes.

It works perfectly fine on Steam Deck!

[aladinz]

THX for the help. I bought it and I´m playing now on the Deck, it works :D

[Nightmarian]

Originally posted by Luna Rosa:

Originally posted by Nightmarian:

Denuvo doesn't affect the Steam Deck in any shape or form.




Steam Deck isn't 100% on Valve. It's up to the developers to make sure their game works on whatever platform they choose, and PC is a platform with a wide range of formats.

Valve is going out of their to make it as easy as possible because they know devs don't let implementating, well, anything really unless it's super easy or makes them money.

uh what; Its 100% of valve with Proton, And plus they cant even use certain codecs so the deves at Proton GE have to pick things up, Devs arent gonna make Linux Versions for the steamdeck so its 100% valve to market their product and work on the compatibility
99% of devs make their game on Windows PC thats it, Valve pushed the steamdeck because steamplay and proton Its their work to make sure things work Hence why they have a github where you can open tickets on games not working etc. Proton & steamOS is all them my dude

https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues if it doesnt work on steam deck go complain to valve is what i say

If the developers target Steam Deck, no, don't go complain to Valve, complain to the devs. Whether or not a game works on an unsupported platform is your problem and no one elses. Not Valve, who never said their platform supported. Not the developers, who never said they supported that platform.

Context matters.

[Luna ~]

Originally posted by Nightmarian:

Originally posted by Luna Rosa:

uh what; Its 100% of valve with Proton, And plus they cant even use certain codecs so the deves at Proton GE have to pick things up, Devs arent gonna make Linux Versions for the steamdeck so its 100% valve to market their product and work on the compatibility
99% of devs make their game on Windows PC thats it, Valve pushed the steamdeck because steamplay and proton Its their work to make sure things work Hence why they have a github where you can open tickets on games not working etc. Proton & steamOS is all them my dude

https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues if it doesnt work on steam deck go complain to valve is what i say

If the developers target Steam Deck, no, don't go complain to Valve, complain to the devs. Whether or not a game works on an unsupported platform is your problem and no one elses. Not Valve, who never said their platform supported. Not the developers, who never said they supported that platform.

Context matters.

SteamOS and proton and the deck are all valve my dude, The whole point of the deck is to push people on to SteamOS/linux, Devs arent gonna make something for linux and no one targets linux, And all Native Linux builds work on deck just fine because its linux, ANYTHING that is windows only Like 99% of PC games are it is all on valve and THEIR proton compatibility layer Its all on THEM. If something breaks Valve has to re configure proton to make it work again, Its on them dude. The whole DXVK and VK3D (D3D12) are used by and created by valve and github communtiy Steamdeck Verified means VALVE themselves tested it on the machine through THEIR layer and gave the ok. Like Dont be smooth brain dude.

[ShadyYogaInstructor]

Originally posted by 🐇 DriadiTa 🐇:

Yes.

It works perfectly fine on Steam Deck!

No weird resolution issues either right?

[Nightmarian]

Originally posted by Luna Rosa:

Originally posted by Nightmarian:

If the developers target Steam Deck, no, don't go complain to Valve, complain to the devs. Whether or not a game works on an unsupported platform is your problem and no one elses. Not Valve, who never said their platform supported. Not the developers, who never said they supported that platform.

Context matters.

SteamOS and proton and the deck are all valve my dude, The whole point of the deck is to push people on to SteamOS/linux, Devs arent gonna make something for linux and no one targets linux, And all Native Linux builds work on deck just fine because its linux, ANYTHING that is windows only Like 99% of PC games are it is all on valve and THEIR proton compatibility layer Its all on THEM. If something breaks Valve has to re configure proton to make it work again, Its on them dude. The whole DXVK and VK3D (D3D12) are used by and created by valve and github communtiy Steamdeck Verified means VALVE themselves tested it on the machine through THEIR layer and gave the ok. Like Dont be smooth brain dude.

Your argument is literally "Omg this game released buggy and crap and with all kinds of performance problems, Sony fix this random studio's game, Nintendo omg rip this game from the developers and dedicate your own money to improving it, OMG, Microsoft this game has tons of problems on Xbox and even though you had no hand in it's development i'm blaming you.

When Cyberpunk 2077 ran like garbage on old gen consoles, no one blamed anyone but CDPR for it.

Again, if a developer targets ANY platform and fails at making it a good experience, it's THEIR fault, and on one else's.

Likewise, you can't complain just because you jerry-rigged a game on a platform (like the Steam Deck) the devs never supported. In that case, you're the only one liable.

Not sure why you're having a hard time understanding such a simple concept my dude. It's not really that hard.

Originally posted by ShadyYogaInstructor:

Originally posted by 🐇 DriadiTa 🐇:

Yes.

It works perfectly fine on Steam Deck!

No weird resolution issues either right?

It's 720 instead of 800 but aside from that, no problems with the resolution. I think you can actually trick it by going fullscreen as it'll stretch to fill the space while borderless does not.

[Luna ~]

Originally posted by Nightmarian:

Originally posted by Luna Rosa:

SteamOS and proton and the deck are all valve my dude, The whole point of the deck is to push people on to SteamOS/linux, Devs arent gonna make something for linux and no one targets linux, And all Native Linux builds work on deck just fine because its linux, ANYTHING that is windows only Like 99% of PC games are it is all on valve and THEIR proton compatibility layer Its all on THEM. If something breaks Valve has to re configure proton to make it work again, Its on them dude. The whole DXVK and VK3D (D3D12) are used by and created by valve and github communtiy Steamdeck Verified means VALVE themselves tested it on the machine through THEIR layer and gave the ok. Like Dont be smooth brain dude.

Your argument is literally "Omg this game released buggy and crap and with all kinds of performance problems, Sony fix this random studio's game, Nintendo omg rip this game from the developers and dedicate your own money to improving it, OMG, Microsoft this game has tons of problems on Xbox and even though you had no hand in it's development i'm blaming you.

When Cyberpunk 2077 ran like garbage on old gen consoles, no one blamed anyone but CDPR for it.

Again, if a developer targets ANY platform and fails at making it a good experience, it's THEIR fault, and on one else's.

Likewise, you can't complain just because you jerry-rigged a game on a platform (like the Steam Deck) the devs never supported. In that case, you're the only one liable.

Not sure why you're having a hard time understanding such a simple concept my dude. It's not really that hard.

you do understand that the steamdeck is essentially and emulator dude? Proton is modified form of WINE specifically for steam. which is windows emulation

the point is the Games naturally being broken for windows PC is on The developer, But if something doesnt run or gets broken naturally through the compatibility layer or has problems on Deck but not windows PC its all valve dude. Devs have a 0 responsibility to have something run on the deck or even be fixed on deck.

[Luna ~]

the whole sony/MS argument you make makes 0 sense because again its an EMULATOR, Its like asking nintendo to go fix A game not working for WII or GC game for DOLPHIN when something like that happens the responsibility falls on to the emulators creators Not the developers of the game being emulated

when proton first dropped it literally only had 27 working games and every improvement onwards has been done via community Github & valve not the devs of X games making windows/mac only versions of games

[Choir of VVolves]

Not only does it work 100% fine on Steam Deck, but you're entirely overplaying the effect of Denuvo. Excellent work.

[Nightmarian]

Originally posted by Luna Rosa:

Originally posted by Nightmarian:

Your argument is literally "Omg this game released buggy and crap and with all kinds of performance problems, Sony fix this random studio's game, Nintendo omg rip this game from the developers and dedicate your own money to improving it, OMG, Microsoft this game has tons of problems on Xbox and even though you had no hand in it's development i'm blaming you.

When Cyberpunk 2077 ran like garbage on old gen consoles, no one blamed anyone but CDPR for it.

Again, if a developer targets ANY platform and fails at making it a good experience, it's THEIR fault, and on one else's.

Likewise, you can't complain just because you jerry-rigged a game on a platform (like the Steam Deck) the devs never supported. In that case, you're the only one liable.

Not sure why you're having a hard time understanding such a simple concept my dude. It's not really that hard.

you do understand that the steamdeck is essentially and emulator dude? Proton is modified form of WINE specifically for steam. which is windows emulation

the point is the Games naturally being broken for windows PC is on The developer, But if something doesnt run or gets broken naturally through the compatibility layer or has problems on Deck but not windows PC its all valve dude. Devs have a 0 responsibility to have something run on the deck or even be fixed on deck.

Steam Deck isn't an emulator, but way to show your lack of depth. Don't know how many times we have to keep going in this circle. You can still have the SAME game on PS5 and PC. Why? (Well, half the reason is that consoles are 90% PCs at this point but still).

Yet they are two very different platforms with unique needs, and though you don't always have to recode the game up from scratch thanks to game engines being designed to deal with multiple platforms, you usually still have to do some porting to make things work and smooth over...

Sound familiar?

Really don't know how you're not getting this. Your take on it being an emulator is flat out stupid. The devs could well choose to simply release a Linux version, or optimize their game to best use Proton, like, gasp, they would on any other console if they were porting over from Windows because consoles don't use Windows either chad...

Again, it's simple. If a developer ever says they're supporting the Steam Deck, whether it runs well or not is on them, not Valve. If they haven't, let in this case, whether or not it runs well is on you, and still not on them or valve, since you're doing something no one told you would work in the first place.