Valve compatibility metadata currently categorizes the game as Unsupported because its graphics settings cannot be configured to run well. The same record says SteamOS itself runs successfully. That is a performance verdict, not proof that the game never launches.
Safe first pass
Do this first
- Check the live compatibility badge on Steam before buying specifically for Deck.
- Treat Unsupported as the current tested verdict, not a permanent label.
- If you already own the game, keep expectations conservative and protect refund-time eligibility.
- Recheck after game, Proton, driver, or SteamOS updates.
What Valve’s label means here
Deck Verified uses four broad categories. Unsupported can describe several failure reasons; metadata for tested build 24813043 points to insufficient performance configuration while noting that SteamOS runs.
- Recorded test date: August 24, 2026.
- Recorded build: 24813043.
- Reason shown: settings cannot be configured to run well.
Why the verdict can change
Valve notes that compatibility is an ongoing process. A game patch, Proton update, driver change, or SteamOS release can produce a new result, so prefer the live Steam badge over a cached article.
Stop pointThis page does not promise playable frame rates through unofficial launch options or configuration edits.
Evidence log
Sources checked
Platform supportSteamDB compatibility metadataRecords Valve’s category, reason, tested build, and date.
↗Platform supportSteam Deck Verified definitionsValve’s definitions and ongoing-review explanation.
↗Found a build change or a source we missed? Use the correction channel. Community workarounds remain labeled until they can be reproduced or confirmed.