Can this run on Steam Deck at all?

[BoozeJunky]

Hey, I bought my cousin a Steam Deck for Christmas out of appreciation for when he bought me a new Xbox 360 after mine broke back when I was in a rough patch. I was hoping I could jump in and play a bit with him, but ProtonDB doesn't have any deck specific reviews (Proton seems to run it decent though). The Steam Store lists it as unsupported, but it's flaky in it's accuracy, and even 30fps low would be acceptable. Does anyone have hands-on experience with the game running on the Deck?

[bad]

I'm not familiar with the Steam Deck, nor the graphical capabilities of it. However, looking through the Official War of Rights Discord I have seen some people say they were able to play on a Deck. This game does not have controller support as of yet so you would have to use a mouse and keyboard.
War of Rights is quite a graphically demanding game (very heavy on the CPU) so I'm not sure how well a Deck can handle it.

[Lordcel]

bro got a new xbox 360 for Christmas in 2023

[TawGrey3AR]

what is a Steam Deck? am hearing from alot of folks how they are happy they got one

[BoozeJunky]

Escrito originalmente por bad:

I'm not familiar with the Steam Deck, nor the graphical capabilities of it. However, looking through the Official War of Rights Discord I have seen some people say they were able to play on a Deck. This game does not have controller support as of yet so you would have to use a mouse and keyboard.
War of Rights is quite a graphically demanding game (very heavy on the CPU) so I'm not sure how well a Deck can handle it.

Cool, thanks for the reply. Sorry I didn't back here earlier, and I actually just got it in the mail today and have been busy tinkering. Went ahead and downloaded WoR and checked, and it looks like it runs well. About 25~30fps on medium settings according to the benchmark - and I saw a community profile for remapping the keyboard inputs to the deck's controls automatically. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance to actually play-test it since War of Rights doesn't support multiplayer on Family Sharing, so I'll have to talk him into it next time it goes on sale.

[Moth :3]

Escrito originalmente por TawGrey3AR:

what is a Steam Deck? am hearing from alot of folks how they are happy they got one

It's practically a hand held pc

[laagamer]

Escrito originalmente por BoozeJunky:

Escrito originalmente por bad:

I'm not familiar with the Steam Deck, nor the graphical capabilities of it. However, looking through the Official War of Rights Discord I have seen some people say they were able to play on a Deck. This game does not have controller support as of yet so you would have to use a mouse and keyboard.
War of Rights is quite a graphically demanding game (very heavy on the CPU) so I'm not sure how well a Deck can handle it.

Cool, thanks for the reply. Sorry I didn't back here earlier, and I actually just got it in the mail today and have been busy tinkering. Went ahead and downloaded WoR and checked, and it looks like it runs well. About 25~30fps on medium settings according to the benchmark - and I saw a community profile for remapping the keyboard inputs to the deck's controls automatically. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance to actually play-test it since War of Rights doesn't support multiplayer on Family Sharing, so I'll have to talk him into it next time it goes on sale.

That 30-40 FPS is going to be about 10 FPS when a full server bayonet charge occurs.

[taboofungus]

It plays 25 to 30 on low settings

[Sockless]

It can run on it, but you really shouldn't.