https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/steam-deck-compatibility-ratings-show-around-half-the-games-tested-so-far-work-flawlessly/

i was really looking forward to buying one but so far none of the games that are working perfectly i own but only 67 games have been tested so far but i am worried that the article said games like the Witcher three will and do have in - game text is unreadable in some cases - which may be a problem if you need to know which might end up being a game breaking bug - if you need to find a specific building or read a poster on a wall

Are you worried about this update?

2 years ago

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Well Persona 4 on itself not, but if none works perfectly, then yeah it's to worry about it, although they can always update things (i dunno how that is handled).

2 years ago
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It being patent issue, might make it more complicated.

You could install Proton-GE to play it.

But it's not something Valve can ship legally.

that said it would still have some crash issues left after that.

2 years ago
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Persona 4 actually doesn't work without an dedicated graphic card right now (huge graphical glitches), even on pc, that's why it's not working with Steam Deck.

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I find this encouraging. Of the 67 games tested so far only 5 of them are unplayable, 4 of those being VR games. Ideally Persona 4 will be updated to support it, but if it does not it is no big deal, to me, anyway.

2 years ago
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i just worried how playable is playable - i don't want to lose any of the game playing on the deck or have the game change to much to join the deck fully

2 years ago
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Playable just means it will require some tweaking, but this is no different then you already have to do to get some games to work on any PC, I assume.

2 years ago
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Not worried, Valve doesn't sell their stuff here anyway.

2 years ago
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Wat. I would think that Persona would be one of the most Steam Deck-friendly games. I've completed Persona 4, so I'm not too bothered, but I could imagine that there's plenty of people waiting to play the game on Steam Deck.

2 years ago
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i'm worried if that doesn't work which other games won't work

2 years ago
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People forget that Steam Deck is a Linux machine, that not everything will work 100% out of the box, many things will require some tweaking. Persona 4 runs fine under Proton, it takes a lot of time to boot at first but after that every subsequent time is good. The problem was (is) with using some ancient codecs for playing videos.

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+1... And the steam validations that exists at the moment (they were added just 2 days ago), i can bet they are simply installing the game, opening it to see if it runs or not and maybe enter some inputs.

If on Proton people say it's gold then it should be fine with the Deck as far as hardware power isn't a problem.

2 years ago
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Not worried.
Sadly it's not sold on my country, but if it were and if I could afford it, I'd buy for sure.

2 years ago
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P4G has the status "Gold" on protondb, so it should be playable with some adaptions. Pretty sure they'll find a solution, sooner or later.
And if one out of 63 games shouldn't work, that's still mighty impressive.

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I don't really know anything about this game, but lot of people are pitting it like if this doesn't work then Deck doesn't makes sense... I have my reservation made and all the games i have looks valid on deck and more beeing added day by day, also it was stated that the validations are merely a test at the moment.

If you want to confirm if it's going to work well, better check it on Proton website, as the only thing that will make it work or not it's just Proton (as far as the software part goes, if the hame asks for lot of hardware power or VR, obviously it won't work well or don't work at all)...

2 years ago
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I would be shocked if cdpr didn't update the Witcher 3 to optimize the UI for readability on that screen

2 years ago
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Maybe the denuvo malware is the cause. Linux does not like that thing too much. You should ask Sega to remove the DRM which is pointless already.

2 years ago
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not going to bother myself - i don't even want a Steam deck and 100% wouldn't get one straight away - let others gamble their money to start with

2 years ago
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As far as I know it's a problem about some proprietary codecs which Valve cannot distribute. Otherwise the game works pretty much great. It could already be fixed with third party options but Valve work about an official solution.

2 years ago
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how'd you find this is the problem?

2 years ago
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According to ProtonDB the game almost work out of the box. The codec problem solved with a custom Proton version but it needed to be fixed for a couple of times after that too because of the codec problem. Valve haven't added it yet to official Proton releases (currently no mile stones on Github page) because of a license issues.

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