Meadgard Steam Deck support is not official yet: the game's Deck page shows only "Steam is learning about this game", which is what Steam displays for a title with no compatibility rating. The reason is the platform list — Meadgard is a Windows 10 64-bit build with no macOS or Linux version, and the Steam Deck runs Linux.

Meadgard Steam Deck support: not rated, and Windows-only

  • The Deck badge is unrated. "Steam is learning about this game" means neither Verified nor Playable.
  • The demo will not install. The demo (Meadgard Demo, appid 2789360) is Windows-only in the same way, and a player on a Deck reports that it will not even offer the download, giving an error saying "invalid platform".
  • There is no Linux build to fall back on. Steam lists the game for Windows 10 64-bit only.

What to do if you own a Deck

Check the compatibility badge again after launch updates. Any Linux support or a compatibility rating has to come from Oddiko, so the honest position is that the game is not playable on a Deck today and the badge is the thing to watch rather than a workaround to hunt for.

What it takes to run

The listed requirements for the PC build are:

RequirementListed requirement
ProcessorIntel Core i5-6600 / AMD Ryzen 3 3100; recommended i5-10400 / Ryzen 5 3600
Memory8 GB RAM; recommended 16 GB RAM
GraphicsNVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti 4 GB / AMD Radeon RX 570 4 GB; recommended RTX 2060 / GTX 1660 Super / RX 5600 XT
Storage5 GB, with an SSD recommended
Graphics APIDirectX 11

Playing on a PC instead

The game plays with keyboard and mouse or with a controller, and the full controller support flag is on both the game and the demo. The controls guide has the prompt list, including the two rough edges with the button prompts.