Trinity Fusion releases soon in Early Access, Steam Deck compatibility
Roguelites and portable systems just go together like nothing else. There just isn't anything like being able to start and resume your runs whenever you want and wherever you are.
For that reason, we’re aiming to make sure that even in Early Access, Trinity Fusion will be a first-class experience on the Steam Deck. We’ve been constantly testing the game on the handheld to make sure the game stays at a rock-solid framerate while still looking so good. We think we've nailed it.
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Don’t just take our word (and video) for it, though! The folks over at Steam Deck HQ went hands-on with our Steam Deck demo unit at PAX, and walked away “massively impressed”. They even taught us a thing or two about how Steam Deck power users tweak the hardware.
When you boot up the game for the first time on the Deck, it will automatically default to our “Steam Deck” graphics preset that ensures the game stays locked at 60 FPS while not putting too much of a drain on your batteries. You’re always free to customize it to your liking, of course, there’s some headroom to bump up the graphics a bit without losing that 60FPS lock, but we feel that the preset provides the best “portable” experience in this initial release.
The game launches in Early Access this week on April 13th.
For that reason, we’re aiming to make sure that even in Early Access, Trinity Fusion will be a first-class experience on the Steam Deck. We’ve been constantly testing the game on the handheld to make sure the game stays at a rock-solid framerate while still looking so good. We think we've nailed it.
[previewyoutube][/previewyoutube]
Don’t just take our word (and video) for it, though! The folks over at Steam Deck HQ went hands-on with our Steam Deck demo unit at PAX, and walked away “massively impressed”. They even taught us a thing or two about how Steam Deck power users tweak the hardware.
When you boot up the game for the first time on the Deck, it will automatically default to our “Steam Deck” graphics preset that ensures the game stays locked at 60 FPS while not putting too much of a drain on your batteries. You’re always free to customize it to your liking, of course, there’s some headroom to bump up the graphics a bit without losing that 60FPS lock, but we feel that the preset provides the best “portable” experience in this initial release.
The game launches in Early Access this week on April 13th.