I love my Steamdeck, it’s my main gaming rig, but I really wish I could play Dragon’s Dogma 2 or Remnant 2 on it. (I know it’s up to the game devs to make their games compatible, no shade on the Deck here.)
Remnant 2 is acceptable, I played through it with a friend some months back. Can’t use any framegen with it (even lsfg) or the input lag is horrible, and the framerate is never stable, but it was able to hold a shaky 30 for basically my whole playthrough, while looking decent.
I love my Steamdeck, it’s my main gaming rig, but I really wish I could play Dragon’s Dogma 2 or Remnant 2 on it. (I know it’s up to the game devs to make their games compatible, no shade on the Deck here.)
Remnant 2 is acceptable, I played through it with a friend some months back. Can’t use any framegen with it (even lsfg) or the input lag is horrible, and the framerate is never stable, but it was able to hold a shaky 30 for basically my whole playthrough, while looking decent.
Could you not simply render a lower resolution? It’s basically what I did in the past 30 years when my PC isn’t up to the task even on low settings.
It is rendering at a lower setting, and then using fsr/etc to upscale. It’s basically necessary to run the game at all.
However the shaky frame rate issues are probably more an optimization issue, and will be hard (or impossible) to get rid of.