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[Game] CONTROL Resonant plans to support Steam Deck at launch
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this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2026
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Probably that they're actively testing in on Deck through Proton, fixing related issues, and adjusting performance to make sure it's a good experience.
That's a shame.
I'd rather have a confirmed working windows build under proron than a native linux build. I've had bad experiences with native running worse than wine.
I just don't see using 3rd party compatibility tools as support.