It's just not got the best performance in-game Other Linux and Steam Deck users have reported it among the affected games, however.(Possibly related: BioShock 2 Remastered is the only one of the three with a Steam Deck Verified rating.BioShock Remastered is rated as Playable, and Infinite as Unsupported, though the latter should still run on Proton 7.0 and later. Linux-based operating systems like the Steam Deck's SteamOSĪs it happens, then, there's a chance – if you're trying to play on Valve's handheld PC – that all these updates will do is swing a bloodied 9-iron into the Deck's ability to launch the affected games at all.Whoopsie doodle.Watch on YouTube To check out the damage, I installed all three borked BioShocks onto my own Steam Deck, complete with the QoL updates, and both BioShock Infinite and BioShock Remastered failed to launch when commanded.I must have got lucky with BioShock 2 Remastered, though, as this launched fine - it simply didn't show the 2K Launcher when it would normally appear. ![]() These updates added a new 2K Launcher to all three BioShocks that appears when booting them up from Steam, but as found by GamingOnLinux, something about this launcher doesn't take kindly to Linux-based operating systems. BioShock games quality of life updates actually break them on the Steam Deck Rock Paper ShotgunīioShock games' " quality of life" updates actually break them on the Steam Deck Rock Paper Shotgun Support us Join our newsletter Visit our store Sign in / Create account If you click on a link and make a purchase we may receive a small commission.Read our editorial policy.BioShock games' "quality of life" updates actually break them on the SteamDeck Infinite and both remasters affected, but there are workarounds News by James Archer Hardware Editor Published on Sept.5, 2022 45 comments BioShock Remastered, BioShock 2 Remastered and BioShock Infinite have all fallen afoul of some questionably titled "quality of life" updates that publishers 2K Games released last week.
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