Steam Deck HQ
SteamDeckHQ is an independent press outlet that specializes in Steam Deck performance analysis, creates guides, and reports on news revolving around the Steam Deck.
Latest Reviews
With some compromises, and a 30 FPS cap, Red Dead Redemption 2 is an ace-in-the-hole!
This well-optimized game is baffling at how good it feels to kill some zombies on-the-go. Don't pass up on this one or I will become your nemesis.
"That thing is so well optimized it could run on a toaster." is a saying that rings true on Steam Deck for Doom Eternal. Killing demons has never been so easy on-the-go.
This game’s campaign worked perfectly and it was great to re-experience it, but any multiplayer modes left something to be desired.
A wonderful game on its own, but beware of its own lack of optimization and stuttering late-game.
With a little modification, Final Fantasy 7 Remake can be a stable and enjoyable game to play. Though there is a little stutter that cannot be avoided, thanks to UE4, it doesn't make this game unplayable.
Queen Butt-Stallion decrees this game is a must play on the Steam Deck!
The forest is strong with this one. Apart from minor framerate hiccups and average battery life, Firewatch is a fantastic fit for the Steam Deck.
SSSTYLISH! Apart from the pre-rendered cutscene bugs, this game performs like a true demon slayer and crushes performance while sticking to native resolution and cool temps.
Some temperature and battery instability on certain stages can't hold this game back from being a great play on Deck.
A small decrease in visuals and light performance spikes won't hold you back from becoming the world's greatest assassin.
All-mother would be proud of this running on Deck. The small compromises can't take away the pure excitement of Horizon being stable on a portable device.
