These moments of sluggishness aren’t eradicated completely, but they’re less frequent and over much faster. As such, I set everything up on the Steam Deck to try it out, and for the most part it works quite nicely.Īs you can see in the video above (credit to Liam), especially around the five minute mark, there’s a significant reduction in slowdown after the update. ![]() The update is due out sometime this week, but is already available on the ‘Bleeding Edge’ beta branch of Proton Experimental, which is available to anyone. ![]() It comes via an update to Proton, the compatibility software that Valve co-develops to make Windows games run on Linux-based operating systems – including the Deck’s SteamOS. Valve engineer Pierre Loup-Griffais, who also recently spoke to us about the Steam Deck, revealed on Twitter the work being done to smooth out Elden Ring’s stuttering problem. However, if you’re lucky enough to get a Steam Deck in the first round of order fulfilments, you could see improvements that have yet to materialise on Windows. Even with a day-one patch, problems with frame rate drops, crashes, and visual glitches have been widely reported by players I myself encountered some suttering while putting together our performance and settings guide. ![]() ![]() Elden Ring is clearly going down well, but it also has bigger problems than unexplained rolling goats.
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