Still, playable it very much is.
Like a subliminal message trying to convince you how witty and well-shot a past cinematic was.
Otherwise, compatibility with the Steam Deck even on a jerry-rigged Epic app seems fine.
The sleep and resume feature works as well, just as it would on a Steam game.
Then I applied the secret sauce,AMD FSR 2on its Quality setting.
After identifying the most FPS-hungry of the individual options and busting them down to Low, stability returned.
And itd be a shame to leave those cranked down as well.
Here, then, are my recommended Steam Deck tweaks.
Even 60fps is possible in tighter, quieter areas.
Try it if you like, though I prefer the crispness of Quality to these minor speed gains.
