Surprisingly fun PvPvE FPS that runs between 60-80 FPS on low settings. Cap to 60 for stability. Plays well on Deck with smooth controls and chaotic, satisfying gameplay.

Playable with caveats. Hell Clock’s fast-paced combat and stylish setting run fine on Steam Deck most of the time, but you’ll see FPS drops into the 20s during busy moments even at the lowest settings

Rough performance, unstable FPS, and buggy controller support - and yet I still put 20+ hours into it on the Steam Deck. There’s something here, even if it’s buried under technical issues.

Tunic runs flawlessly on the Steam Deck OLED. 90 FPS on low, 60 FPS on high and full controller support. A must-play indie adventure with perfect Deck performance.

Runs great on Steam Deck at 60 FPS using the Performance preset with FSR Auto. Full controller support, but graphics settings are locked and menus need touchpad. Still a solid free-to-play mech game!

Surprisingly solid on Steam Deck. Use a 30 FPS cap, Medium settings, and FSR Quality for great visuals and longer sessions!

Runs great on the Steam Deck! Semi-high settings with a 30 FPS cap give it a sharp look and great battery life. Full controller support and stylish as ever. Worth checking out if you love P5.

Runs great on Steam Deck at low settings. Co-op works well, mic support is solid, and offline solo mode is a bonus. Recommend locking to 60 FPS for battery stability.

A stunning but demanding survival adventure. 30 FPS cap and Medium settings offer best balance. Controller support is rough but playable. Great solo or co-op - just don’t expect perfect performance.

Fast, chaotic Norse bullet-hell roguelike that runs surprisingly well on the Steam Deck. Excellent 45 FPS cap support and full controller controls. Highly replayable and fun.