Valve added nine titles to the Steam Deck compatibility list this week, giving handheld owners immediate access to new verified and playable experiences. This update expands the library of games that run smoothly on the device without requiring manual tinkering. Buyers looking for plug-and-play action now have more options to choose from.
Nine new titles join Steam Deck compatibility list this week
The latest batch includes Path of Exile 2 and Deep Dish Dungeon, both of which earned Steam Deck Verified status. This designation means the games launch directly and run within acceptable performance parameters on the hardware. Players can start these titles immediately without worrying about compatibility hurdles.
Several other titles achieved Verified status, including Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered, The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival, Normal Golf Game, Enter the Chronosphere, Thief: The Dark Project Remastered, and Graveyard Keeper 2. These games meet Valve's strict criteria for seamless operation on the handheld. The Verified badge ensures a consistent user experience across different hardware configurations.
Dressmaker and Dragon Age: Inquisition received Steam Deck Playable status instead. Dressmaker works but suffers from incorrect controller icons, minor graphical issues, and small in-game text. Dragon Age: Inquisition requires community controller configuration, manual virtual keyboard usage, and also features small text and incorrect controller icons. These titles function on the device but demand some user intervention to play comfortably.
This update follows the last Steam Deck update, where similar themes of balance and stability were present. Valve continues to refine the compatibility database to help users identify which games work best. The new list provides clear guidance for those planning their next handheld gaming session.
Source: SteamDeckHQ
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