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Steam Deck hits over 1,500 titles either Verified or Playable

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The list of titles going through Steam Deck Verified continues to grow, with the total now over 1,500! A pretty great number but as always, it's just a number. What we want to see is quality, and to have Deck Verified be accurate on the ratings.

Totals currently (1,524):

  • 819 Verified
  • 705 Playable

Remember though: not being Verified or Playable doesn't mean it won't work, it just means it hasn't been through Valve's formal certification yet.

So what can you look forward to that has been through certification recently or has improved? Here's a few since we last covered it (full list):

  • Aerofly FS 2 Flight Simulator - Verified
  • Bloodwash - Verified
  • DYSMANTLE - Verified
  • Dota Underlords - Verified
  • eFootball PES 2020 - Verified
  • Haven - Verified
  • Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 - Playable
  • NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 2 - Verified
  • Neon Abyss - Verified
  • Outlast 2 - Playable
  • POSTAL 4: No Regerts - Playable
  • Shadow Warrior 3 - Playable
  • shapez.io - Playable
  • Superliminal - Unsupported to Playable
  • TUNIC - Verified
  • WRATH: Aeon of Ruin - Playable

For games to be fully Verified they need to hit these marks:

  • Input - The title should have full controller support, use appropriate controller input icons, and automatically bring up the on-screen keyboard when needed.
  • Display - The game should support the default resolution of Steam Deck (1280x800 or 1280x720), have good default settings, and text should be legible.
  • Seamlessness - The title shouldn’t display any compatibility warnings, and if there’s a launcher it should be navigable with a controller.
  • System Support - If running through Proton, the game and all its middleware should be supported by Proton. This includes anti-cheat support.
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Eike Mar 19, 2022
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QuoteSuperliminal - Unsupported to Playable

That was the first one of my IdontknowwhyitsUnsupported entries to move on.

So I'm at
VERIFIED: 54 games (14.88%)
PLAYABLE: 29 games (7.99%)
UNSUPPORTED: 9 games (2.48%)


Last edited by Eike on 19 March 2022 at 6:32 pm UTC
KROM Mar 19, 2022
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It really is the worst investment I have made in years. I'm barely leaving my couch since I have it.
Looks like that is not going to be better.
crse Mar 19, 2022
Quoting: KROMIt really is the worst investment I have made in years. I'm barely leaving my couch since I have it.
Looks like that is not going to be better.

Friend, I can help you fix that. Just send it to me.
Jollt Mar 19, 2022
I love all the support the Steam Deck is getting and Linux gaming in general because of it, I'm having fun playing Apex because of it, hell yeah! Can't wait one day for it to reach non English speaking countries so I can get one hah
STiAT Mar 20, 2022
And Valve reportedly stopped payouts to Ukraine developers.

That really put them on my bad side now. I hope they remedy that soon, I'd dislike to have to stop using Steam.
elmapul Mar 20, 2022
the list is growing slower...
to be fair, some titles passed as verified then rolled back to unsuported in the past, so maybe valve is trying to improve their Q/A and that is why its moving slower, but still, that is a bad sign, an console need to sustain momentum.

hopefully its a temporray thing and they will double down their speed when they figure out an better way to do Q/A...
omer666 Mar 20, 2022
Quoting: STiATAnd Valve reportedly stopped payouts to Ukraine developers.

That really put them on my bad side now. I hope they remedy that soon, I'd dislike to have to stop using Steam.
Actually it is their bank which is at fault, and this also affects Russia and Belarus, so they don't seem to be on any particular side...
kuhpunkt Mar 20, 2022
Quoting: STiATAnd Valve reportedly stopped payouts to Ukraine developers.

That really put them on my bad side now. I hope they remedy that soon, I'd dislike to have to stop using Steam.

Which has nothing to do with this topic. You already said that in the relevant news.
BalkanSpy Mar 20, 2022
It is nice to see the Steam Deck going forward. I could really use one of them for my night shifts.
Liam Dawe Mar 20, 2022
Quoting: KROMIt really is the worst investment I have made in years. I'm barely leaving my couch since I have it.
Looks like that is not going to be better.
Thanks for the good old "lol", I feel ya on that.
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