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The Steam Deck rating system was a good start. But, I think we all know, the rating system needs a revamp or some sort of extension that includes player input. When you read the reason for the Unsupported rating, the games graphics can not be configured to run well on Steam Deck.
Here's a reviewer with 65 hours playing Black Myth: Wukong on his Steam Deck. (thank's to Valves new review features)
Maybe they just need to add a fifth rating that's as simple as,
"Playable with an extremely degraded experience after some heavy tinkering. We know you folks are out there, don't try and deny it".
It's going to be interesting if the Steam Deck top played games board eventually fills with Unsupported games.
Last edited by Highball on 8 Sep 2024 at 6:08 pm UTC
720p/30fps (in the sections of the game that get tested) after fiddling with in-game settings is the minimum for Playable.
This game can't hit either. Unsupported is the appropriate rating.
If people want to play regardless, more power to them.
EDIT: Maybe in case of FF16 it will get better rating as low settings are the default set by game.
Last edited by Zlopez on 9 Sep 2024 at 7:31 am UTC
Last edited by damarrin on 10 Sep 2024 at 1:14 pm UTC