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So your first coure of action would be to find out if it works on Linux, natively or emulated (Proton, that is). The next step would be to check system requirements. How's the game compare to, let's say, Elden Ring in that regard?
As for getting it on there, it's pretty easy actually. If you've ever played a Steam game in your life, you can get Star Citizen onto the Deck.
Isn't "Star Citizen" that huge crowdfunding scam? Are they really on Steam?
Getting a non-Steam game onto the deck might require a bit of behind-the-scenes hacking.
... which is well-documented roughly all-over-the-place. In fact, it seems like the Steam Deck Subreddit doesn't even know you could games onto the Steam Deck WITHOUT using Lutris/Heroic launcher.
Still, I was referring to your "If you've ever played a Steam game in your life" :-)
If we consider the usual non-IT crowd, the people who get sent to classes whenever the employer-supplied software they are using gets a major update because the UI might look slightly different now.
After doing their "Click on 'Library', find the game, click on 'Install', wait, click on 'Run'" class with exercises and receiving their "Certified Steam Deck User" certificate, do you think they can install a non-Steam game? :-)
As I was saying
That's 2 search queries, 3 if you count "Steam Deck Subreddit". The class "how to put something into the search bar of an appstore or search engine", I dare to claim the OP passed that one.
What makes you think that unoptimized trash dump would run
That it has been in development this long, with as much money as it has and only having siomething that'd barely be consider alpha to show for it.
THat game is a great illustration of sunk cost fallacy.
STar citizen is basically the devs trying to see how long they can keep a grift going.
And the truth is. Give the scope they're trying to achieve..it will never be finished.
I mean, that doesn't mean it's good, or that the game will ever come out fully, but it exists.
Which is more than I can say for a lot of other scams.