You’ll still have to queue up and reserve one (delivery is currently after Q3, 2022).
Instead of sitting comfortably in its place of privilege, Valve engaged in a risky endeavor, creating a new piece of hardware in an attempt to revolutionize the PC gaming market.Įnter the Steam Deck, a handheld player designed to play most of your game library like a Nintendo Switch on steroids.Īnnounced in early 2021 and originally due for that year’s holiday season, Steam Deck finally arrived in February in very limited quantities. While Steam does have competition in the marketplace, like the Epic Game Store and Origin, Valve’s 800-pound gorilla continues to dominate the market. Thanks to services like Steam, which has standardized how to store and launch your game collection, the ability to stream (and monetize) your gameplay and power that increases exponentially, this renaissance has just begun. We will continue to monitor these games and note any performance improvements as they arrive, in addition to adding more titles as we run the Steam Deck through the performance wringer.PC gaming, once proclaimed dead, has experienced a remarkable resurrection. As you can see by our wide range of tested titles, regardless of your preferred genres, chances are the Steam Deck will deliver on your expectations - unless you're playing in a multiplayer scenario like Halo Infinite or Destiny 2. Having a handheld gaming device that delivers consistent 60FPS gameplay with many titles is nothing short of remarkable. We were consistently impressed by the Steam Deck's performance in our review, even with more demanding titles like Dark Souls 3. Almost all of the critical functions of the game can be easily managed with the gamepad, and the right trackpad assists with menu navigation.
Some of the text is difficult to read, but overall, it was a great handheld experience.Ĭontrols: Default controls with the Steam Deck gamepad are quite good. Performance: With Medium to Low settings, Valheim can run at a solid 60FPS. Source: Iron Gate Studio (Image credit: Source: Iron Gate Studio)
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