Valve actually sent Wube a Steam Deck so they're working on making it play better.Ĭurrently they're working on bringing over proper controller support to Factorio! That will benefit everyone of course and many more games are doing (or have done already) the same. To get them working nicely on a Steam Deck, they need you to make a Steam Input configuration which takes time and even then the experience might still not be ideal. The problem, like for a lot of similar such games, is that they were designed primarily for mouse and keyboard. Slay the Spire is available on Humble Store and Steam.Article from taken from the RSS feed.įactorio is one game that I've yet to try on my Steam Deck but it sounds like it's not ideal right now. In other news, the Downfall - A Slay the Spire Fan Expansion got its own dedicated Steam store page for a wider release. If they just set it to X, it would be fine. It uses the A button, but that's also how you interact with options which gets in the way. One bit they do need to improve is the save and quit option during a run. Fits perfectly with the Deck gamepad controls, which will benefit everyone of course who wants better gamepad support for such an incredible game. What I can tell you is that wow - Slay the Spire feels absolutely brilliant on Deck. But at least now, and likely by the time more ship out, the official config will be properly loaded in. Seems like there's still a few Steam Input quirks on the Steam Deck. Swapped back to Proton 7.0-1 default and…still fine.

Swapping over to Proton Experimental and…gamepad input suddenly fine. So I swapped between the three options of the Steam Linux Runtime, where the Native version didn't even launch. After that though, it still didn't work.īy default, Slay the Spire uses Proton 7.0-1 on Deck. I managed to get it to load onto the Deck by tapping the link they included in the news post, waited a while and eventually the official config loaded from the link.

Their official config also doesn't yet actually show up in the Steam Input configurator. Initially, no gamepad input registered at all. In the new announcement, developer Mega Crit Games mentioned the use of the steamworks4j project to help with this. You'll soon be throwing cards around and defeating monsters with ease, as Slay the Spire now has proper Steam Input support so it's ready for the Steam Deck.

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