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Shot One Fighters Targets 60 FPS on Steam Deck Without Upscaling

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Red Moon Workshop develops Shot One Fighters, aiming for 60 FPS at native resolution without upscaling on the Steam Deck within a 10W TDP limit.

Shot One Fighters Targets 60 FPS on Steam Deck Without Upscaling
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Red Moon Workshop is developing Shot One Fighters, a roguelite fighting game that targets the Steam Deck as its primary testing platform. The developer has set a clear performance goal for the handheld: 60 FPS at native resolution without upscaling.

Developer targets strict power limits and native resolution for handheld gameplay

The project aims to run within strict power limits on Valve’s portable PC. Red Moon Workshop is targeting a 10W TDP ceiling and keeping battery drain under 15W during gameplay.

The developer notes that maintaining this performance within the power limits involves ongoing adjustments to the game's technical foundation. The developer notes that some throttling occurs when selecting new moves, causing brief dips into the 40s, but performance holds steady during active combat sequences.

The game is currently in development with no official release date announced yet. Players can wishlist the title on Steam to receive updates as progress continues.

No pricing information has been disclosed at this time. With no release date or pricing information available, the title is currently being developed with performance testing as its primary focus.

Source: SteamDeckHQ