Today, BioWare made a surprising announcement that their upcoming game, Dragon Age: The Veilguard, has been verified for the Steam Deck. This means that Valve has tested the game on Proton and confirmed that it works well on their handheld gaming PC. However, the system requirements for the game, including minimum and recommended specs, are still unknown.
In a post on Steam, BioWare confirmed that Dragon Age: The Veilguard will be fully integrated with Steam features and will not require the EA App to play. This news will surely please gamers who prefer not to juggle multiple logins for different platforms. The game is expected to be released in the fall, and more details will be revealed closer to the launch date.
One of the key concerns for players is how well Dragon Age: The Veilguard will run on the Steam Deck. While a resolution of 1280×800 at 30 FPS sounds promising, there is no guarantee that the game will maintain this performance consistently. However, if the game does run smoothly, the console-optimized controls are likely to enhance the overall gaming experience.
The PC Gamer team has mixed opinions about Dragon Age: The Veilguard, with some expressing skepticism about the developers’ statements while others remain optimistic. Despite the varied reactions, one intriguing detail is that a certain spoiler involves a character’s gender, and players have the option to be voiced by the actor who provided the intimate sound effects for Baldur’s Gate 3.
It’s worth noting that the game Earth Defense Force 6 received negative reviews on Steam due to its Epic Games account requirement, highlighting the importance of seamless user experience. As more information about Dragon Age: The Veilguard becomes available, gamers can look forward to discovering the unique features and gameplay mechanics that BioWare has in store.
Overall, the Steam Deck verification for Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a promising development for fans of the series and gamers alike. Stay tuned for further updates and details on this highly anticipated title.
