Ubisoft's acclaimed sidescrolling Metroidvania action-adventure title is now natively playable on Steam and Steam Deck.
BioWare and EA have also confirmed the game will be available natively on Steam, which means players won't require the EA App to run the game.
Microbird Games confirms its upcoming slice of life action RPG will be fully optimized for Valve's handheld device.
The new Steam Game Recording feature will feature two ways to record footage, with one being manual and one working in the background.
The game is now available natively on Steam, which means you can play with your Steam friends without needing the EA App launcher.
Bethesda sadly doesn't have "any information" for those claimed the title through other means, like PlayStation Plus Essential.
An update has also released for other platforms, while the game has also become Steam Deck Verified and launched for the Epic Games Store.
Its upcoming update will also add support for widescreen and ultra widescreen resolutions on PC.
The Steam Deck has been used to play quite a few games over the last year, ranging from AAA RPGs to indie survival crafting games.
Valve's attempts at getting more games working on the Steam Deck seem to be going at a steady pace.
Temtem: Swarm is a spin-off of the monster-collecting title Temtem, and will feature its own take on monster collecting with bullet hell gameplay.
Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3 are now finally compatible with the Steam Deck thanks to the latest update.
The upcoming RPG will be fully optimized for Valve's handheld device upon its imminent release.
MSI seemingly wants to enter the competitive handheld gaming PC market against the Steam Deck, teasing its own take on the form factor for CES 2024.
The update seems to indicate that Bethesda might give paid mods another shot with the new Creations menu in Skyrim.
The latest update for the Steam Deck brings with it a host of new options, largely having to do with the display.
Valve previously confirmed in October of last year that it had shipped over a million units of the handheld device.
Steam Deck designer Jay Shaw says the team is "thinking about Steam Deck 2 at all times", but it could take a few years at least.
It features a 7.4-inch OLED display, a larger battery, Wi-Fi 6E for faster downloads and a lighter design than the current model.
Since Microsoft-owned games are published on PS5 and Nintendo Switch, everyone is part of the Xbox community according to Spencer.
