More Xbox games are now officially supported on Steam Deck with latest update
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Steam OS 3.4 is now available for Steam Deck, bringing with it a number of stability, performance and security improvements.
Some of the more intriguing improvements are changes to Steam Deck’s desktop mode, KDE Plasma. These include,
- Widget upgrades
- New touchscreen gestrures
- New themes and wallpapers
- New Overview view displaying all open windows and virtual desktops
Other improvements include the addition of an eject option for removable drives (this unmounts the removable drive, though it does now physically eject it). TRIM is also re-enabled for the internal drive to improve writing performance.
Also, another 16 Xbox games are now classed as either “verified” or “playable” with the latest Steam Deck update. Note these games aren’t necessarily new to the platform; some were added to these lists in previous updates.
Verified
- Deathloop
- Pentiment
- DOOM Eternal
- Dust: An Elysian Tail
- New Super Lucky’s Tale
- Ms. Splosion Man
Playable
- Halo Infinite
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
- Forza Horizon 4
- Fallout 4
- State of Decay 2
- Tell Me Why
- Quake Champions
- Fable – The Lost Chapters
- ReCore: Definitive Edition
- LocoCycle
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