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text can be small but still readable
very enjoyable game to play on the steam deck. controls can be a little unintuitive but will get used with time.
Works well, other than touchscreen usage crashing the game (even if accidental, i.e. hand brushing against the screen)
prime-run gamemode-run %command%
Using touchscreen crashes the game (progress is not lost, but game must be restarted)
Most everything works well and the game didn't seem any worse than it should be on windows, although I did end up writing a shell script to force disable my touchscreen on launch and re-enable on close using evtest and a transient systemd unit:
if [ "$HEROIC_GAME_SCRIPT_STAGE" == "before" ]; then
systemd-run --uid=0 --gid=0 --unit="disable-touchscreen" evtest --grab /dev/input/by-path/platform-AMDI0010:01-event # Replace with proper touchscreen input device
elif [ "$HEROIC_GAME_SCRIPT_STAGE" == "after" ]; then
systemctl stop disable-touchscreen.service
fi
Having to enter a password on launch and close to disable touchscreen is annoying, but worth it to avoid accidentally crashing the game
Works near perfectly
If launched soon after steam starts I get crackly audio, fixed by closing the game and waiting a few minutes.
PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 %command%
Screen flickers when in the first loading screen, and when changing a potion's icon color.
In the first loading screen, there was major frame drops, but after that, ran pretty well
The game's default control scheme for gamepad is bizarre. It works but isn't all that intuitive or consistent. Switch to the keyboard & mouse template; it's better by an order of magnitude.
Runs at 3fps
PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1
Can speed it up slightly by making the game window tiny, but even at about 640x480 it's still really laggy and unplayable.
Works perfectly out of the box
In my previous report I assumed it didn't work correctly with newer Proton versions or without launch parameters but this was a general issue caused by enabling "Force full composition pipeline" in nvidia-settings, and not a Proton or game issue. With standard system settings there is no problem at all.
PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1 %command%
It might work for you without the parameter. On first launch it seemingly froze for me and simply switching workspaces fixed it, but on subsequent launches that workaround didn't do it anymore (almost progresses a little bit and then freezes again). With the launch parameter there is no such issue, and no switching of workspaces required.
4W - 400 Clock
Dialogs are super hard to read
Had to use touch screen to go to setting, then enable controller
1st loading screen freezes at 1/3, don't have access to Alt-F1 Tried PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1, DXVK_FRAME_RATE=60 Proton Experimental then 7
PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1 DXVK_FRAME_RATE=60 %command%
Could not even launch it, freezes my computer, launch options did not work
Navigation via the Steam Deck gamepad is not enabled by default. So you have to go control settings and enable the controller.
Worked perfectly out-of-the-box
No tweaks required on my system, worked as well as it would on Windows. Not a super demanding game in general, but glad to see it work so easily.
Algunos textos son muy pequeños. Se pueden leer pero con dificultad, al menos para mi.
El mando de la propia Steam Deck no funciona, incluso configurand el juego con el control activo.
El videojuego es disfrutable, con la plantilla de control indicada se puede jugar perfectamente utilizando los trackpad para utilizar libremente el ratón. Algunos textos se leen con dificultad debido a ser muy pequeños pero no son la mayoría.
PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1 %command%
Game doesn't start without launch options
does not work
The games runs flawlessly on Linux (Ubuntu 22.04) without any additional setup.
I was able to install and launch this game without any problems. I can easily move the main playing window between my two monitors. No performance degradation or other issues are noticed.
Limited TDP to 5w
Text are readable, but pretty small in somewheres
Game installs and launches perfectly on SD.
Default controls are rather odd and actually had me thinking there was a problem at first until I realized it was designed that way on purpose.
Maybe mouse control can add something, but it's playable with gamepad by default and it's not bad.
Unpleasant on the go but readable if you have good eyes.
DXVK_FRAME_RATE=60 %command%
While not necessarily a major bug, I found that when the game is initially loading, the FPS of the game reached into the hundreds. This was causing my video card to whistle/whine. The FPS limit in the settings of the game doesn't kick in initially.
This is the only game I've noticed this on but found setting the max framerate in the launch command fixed this: DXVK_FRAME_RATE=60 %command%
I found no issues while playing the found, outside the aforementioned high framerate on initial load. I experienced no crashes or or other bugs.
