It seemed to me that the game can run fine on Deck, with a few tweaks (which I took into account). ProtonDB is a better source of information, but even there anyone can post as long as they own the game, no technical knowledge required. Steam Deck verification ratings have been shown time and again to not be completely accurate. I haven't even found a leaderboard feature like other Sonic games have. As far as I can tell, there's nothing in this game that uses an online connection at all. If this were a multiplayer game I'd get it I have a gaming VM set up with Windows because I like to play Halo sometimes.

The only reason it can't be run offline (sometimes) is due to some DRM implementation that clearly doesn't need to be there. I'm not sure how 'high' of an expectation it is to want to play the game I purchased. I empathize,m it shoudlnt need online to workĪnd people in general should Not put 'high expectations' playing on Linux/steamdeck when the game have DRM or Anti_cheat because windows is working different than Linux.

If ppl could read then they wiuldnt have to type angry rants Originally posted by IAmTotesRetar:i aklmost called you rude, and then checked the store page to see UNSUPPORTED steam deck

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