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Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor, one of the most popular recent Early Access releases that follows the trend set by Vampire Survivors has been marked Steam Deck Verified after a recent update.

In a patch released on February 27th the developers noted various improvements like UI sizing, specifically "in an effort to get Steam Deck Verified" and their work has paid off as Valve gave it the full green Steam Deck Verified tick. It also has a Platinum rating on ProtonDB with many Linux users on a PC noting how well it runs.

Players seem to love it too with a Very Positive user rating, and it's regularly seeing a peak player count over around 20,000 each day. Although in this case, the game is spin-off of an already popular game so it was kind of to be expected that Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor would do quite well.

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Have you been diving down into the depths? Let me know what you think in the comments. It's one I'll be taking a proper look at sometime soon since I love these survivor-likes and the demo was awesome.

You can buy it on:

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Steam

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5 comments

nwildner Mar 6
This game was already running pretty well on Steam Deck during the demo :)

The verified is just a nice to have at this point.
Bogomips Mar 6
It's hard to not like it.

They have a demo (first of all) that is almost flawless, it runs great on Linux with no game play restriction, the "limited" biome and class are enough to have a solid idea of the mechanics and achieve something, you can be entertained for hours (even some paid games cannot do that much…).

And now after 26 h, and not yet completed, I am still enjoying it.


Last edited by Bogomips on 6 March 2024 at 8:30 pm UTC
I'm just happy to know that it's important to them.

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dpanter Mar 7
Karl would approve of this.
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