WWE 2K24 is back, and it’s bigger than ever. If you are wondering whether Steam Deck supports the game or not, then we have the answer here. 2K24 can be a hit amongst the old-school WWE Fans who used to enjoy Smackdown Vs. RAW on consoles in the late 2000s features a massive roster combining vintage and modern wrestlers.
So, in this article, we will discuss whether WWE 2K24 will be playable on the Steam Deck.
Is WWE 2K24 playable on Steam Deck?
WWE 2K24 is playable theoretically on a Steam Deck, but right now, according to Steam, it is not officially verified. However, it is a fact that WWE 2K24 is not supported by Valve for Steam Deck. But you should be able to play the game as it is launched on Steam, and the Steam Deck is a handheld PC with Steam installed.
Even though we are not sure whether 2k24 will run on Steam Deck at launch with 2K23, players did find a handful of ways to get the Game running on the Steam Deck using the Proton, but it had its share of performance issues, and to be honest it is going to be the same for WWE 2K24. The developers haven’t announced anything related to its Steam Deck Support, but there will be workarounds to make the game work on the Deck in the future. Since it won’t be officially supported, setting up the controls can be sketchy.
So that was everything that you needed to know about WWE 2K24 compatibility with Steam Deck. We will further update this article if Steam Deck officially supports the game.
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Last Updated on February 29, 2024
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