Is EA Sports PGA Tour available on Steam Deck?
EA Sports PGA Tour is the premier golf simulation title from Electronic Arts, set for an April 6 release worldwide. The title is multiplatform and is scheduled to be released on PC as well. Naturally, this brings the Steam Deck into the mix as well, with many players wondering if PGA Tour will run on the Deck.
While EA Sports PGA Tour has been confirmed for a PC release on both Steam and Electronic Arts' own Origin app for Windows, there is still a certain degree of uncertainty regarding the game’s compatibility with the Steam Deck.
As we all know, the Steam Deck is a Linux-based gaming PC handheld device from Valve, which relies on the Proton translation layer to play games (unless explicitly stated). Hence, game compatibility can be a hit or miss.
Since many single-player titles released so far have had good compatibility with the Deck, it is reasonable to assume that EA Sports PGA Tour will also be compatible. Even if there are initial issues upon launch, Valve has a good track record for providing updates and support, so players should have a nearly seamless experience playing this title on the go.
As such, it may be recommended to wait a week or two before playing it on the Deck.
The Steam Deck is a handheld PC developed by Valve, equipped with modest specifications, including a custom AMD Zen 2 (4 core 8 thread) CPU with RDNA 2 graphics at its core. The device comes equipped with a controller layout and a display so that anyone can enjoy AAA PC quality gaming on the go.
The Steam Deck runs on Valve’s own custom operating system - nicknamed SteamOS, which is in turn based on Arch Linux. As such, due to not being a Windows-based handheld, there can be various compatibility issues, but the freedom and control over the
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