A developer finally has the site everyone was waiting for: Share Deck allows you to view the performance of games on the Steam Deck. Thanks to the contribution of the community, it is thus possible to visualize the frame rate that a game can obtain on the console, as well as the autonomy that results. For now, the site would benefit from having more participants.
The Steam Deck continues its journey by counting a few verified games every day. Valve has redoubled its efforts since its release, since there are now no less than 2400 titles guaranteed to be compatible on the new generation portable console. Currently, many sites allow you to check the progress of the process, or even to test your own toy library to make sure you can enjoy your favorite games.
However, a crucial tool was still missing. Indeed, it was until now relatively tedious to obtain information concerning the performance of games on the Steam Deck. Although Valve prides itself – rightly, it seems – on offering the most powerful handheld console on the market, this was yet to be verified for many gamers. Now, thanks to the arrival of Share Deck, this information is at your fingertips.
Compare the performance of your toy library on the Steam Deck
Share Deck is an independent project from the developer calling himself MateyByrd on Reddit. This is a site where you can post your performance on specific games. Thus, we see that Hollow Knight can be displayed in 60 FPS, and that the resulting autonomy is 200 minutes. Similarly, the console lasts just over 3 hours on FIFA 21 at 60 FPS.
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The site therefore displays the frame rate obtained by the players and the resulting autonomy. For now, the platform is still relatively empty and would benefit from being better known to the community. But given the enthusiasm in the comments, and the practicality of such an idea, it’s a safe bet that Share Deck will quickly gain popularity. If you want to check it out for yourself, you will find a link below.
Source: ShareDeck