You just have to know where to look. Valve/Engadget One of the convenient things about the Steam Deck is Valve's handy verification system, which tells you how a game is (ideally) going to run on the handheld PC before you boot it up, and whether you can stick with the default settings or need to do some tweaking. If a game has been tested by the company, it'll be badged as either Verified, Playable or Unsupported, and while it isn't a perfect system, it goes a long way to bridging that gap between complicated PC gaming and out-of-the-box console ease. It took a while to arrive, but the very same compatibility details are now starting to pop up for the Steam Machine, albeit bizarrely hidden away. As spotted by Rock Paper Shotgun, there was a lot of confusion about the newly launched Assass