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Granted, lowest possible res and 35-40 FPS, but it's somewhat playable, if you don't factor in random crashes.
What settings are you using? I couldn't get it past 17fps on average with pretty much everything tuned at the lowest. 😮
They used it for MH-Rise and it works very well on Steam Deck, so I don't think it's only the engine's fault.
Everything lowest or off, Frame Gen, FSR. Vsync and nvidia boost off.
Been playing for hours while streaming it to twitch. 20-40 fps with minor input delay. It's acceptable but should be better.
bro, frame gen is not meant for giving life into a dead game. If the Deck is running a game at 30 fps with frame gen and upscaling from lower res then it’s a disaster, this is why Starfield is unplayable on the Deck. Its ugly as hell, lagging, input delay but hey you have 30 fps… If its 30 fps without upscaling and frame gen, then they can help but otherwise just throw sand on it and bury. And sadly the Deck is so obsolete that it’s was already dead in 2023 when Alan Wake 2 came out and shown that its over.