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Valve is telling devs how well their games actually run on Steam Deck with real world data
Have you ever clicked on a Steam Deck Verified game, attempted to boot it up, and realised it probably shouldn't have been verified?
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Valve has begun providing developers with real‑world frame‑rate data from Steam Deck users, accessible as of October 1. This new system lets developers see how their games actually perform on the handheld, aiming to improve the accuracy of the “Steam Deck Verified” label. The data is delivered through Steam’s platform, allowing studios to adjust verification status based on observed performance.
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