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Nvidia just released the GeForce Now Steam Deck app, and it's a game changer

June 2, 2025 5 Min Read
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Nvidia simply dropped the GeForce Now app for Steam Deck, and I’ve had the possibility to mess around with it earlier than launch. Fairly merely, it is a sport changer for the Steam Deck, with video games that beforehand have not run nicely on the getting older handheld now trying tremendous sharp.

Whereas the Steam Deck is totally the perfect gaming handheld for many avid gamers, its getting older {hardware} has seen it battle with among the newest triple-A releases, comparable to Doom The Darkish Ages, Clair Obscur Expedition 33, and Indiana Jones and the Nice Circle. Now, due to Nvidia’s native GeForce Now app, these video games are totally playable with nice efficiency.

GeForce Now has been out there on the Steam Deck by way of a direct hyperlink obtain for a while. Beforehand, you’ll obtain a script that primarily simply created a shortcut in Steam to the GeForce Now web site in Google Chrome.

Now, this native app contains a way more simple method, and it is constructed particularly for the Steam Deck, that means it runs a lot smoother in handheld and docked modes, whereas supporting resolutions as much as 1440p at 120Hz, or 4K at 60Hz, when related to an exterior monitor or TV, respectively.

As extra video games begin to battle with native efficiency on the hand-held, latest examples being Oblivion Remastered, Clair Obscur Expedition 33, and Doom the Darkish Ages, every of those video games may be streamed by way of GeForce Now, they usually all labored nice in my testing. This ends in significantly better efficiency, offered you’ve a robust and steady broadband connection.

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Working Clair Obscur Expedition 33 on the Epic graphical preset by way of GeForce Now ends in a easy 60fps, with the sport and streamed body charge being extremely steady throughout my testing. Likewise, Oblivion Remastered additionally runs at 60fps at its highest graphical preset, and the picture high quality is an enormous enchancment over what is feasible natively on the hand-held.

Within the case of each of those video games, this body charge would both not be attainable or solely attainable by making large graphical compromises, comparable to aggressive FSR upscaling. Higher nonetheless, I discovered that there’s little or no latency when streaming these video games to the Steam Deck, with the one apparent moments occurring when my connection was flagging as interrupted.

Clair Obscur Expedition 33 running on Steam Deck via GeForce Now

I’ve loved utilizing GeForce Now for a couple of years now, with it even being put in on my Samsung TV, so I am accustomed to the service, however I’m extraordinarily glad to see this native app lastly land on the Steam Deck. I will word that for my testing, I’m utilizing a GeForce Now account with an Final subscription.

An additional advantage to utilizing GeForce Now’s that it’s miles much less draining in your Steam Deck’s battery than working video games natively. Nvidia claims that you’re going to save as much as 50% of your battery life versus native gaming, however in my testing, it might have been considerably conservative, with the battery lasting round 65% longer if assuming two and a half hours of life when gaming natively on a Steam Deck OLED.

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Whereas it might appear formidable to have to join one more service, all within the identify of taking part in graphically demanding video games on a tool on which they usually aren’t meant to run, GeForce Now additionally comes with a free tier that features adverts.

If you wish to profit from the service, together with getting access to longer classes, decrease wait instances, and higher efficiency, then you’ll have to pay for Nvidia’s Efficiency or Final tiers.

If you wish to discover the perfect Steam Deck video games that run natively on the hand-held, you may learn our information the place we have chosen 30 must-play video games.

You may observe us on Google Information for day by day PC video games information, evaluations, and guides. We have additionally acquired a vibrant group Discord server, the place you may chat about this story with members of the staff and fellow readers.

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