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Steam Deck hits over 10,000 verified and playable games
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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While it's unfortunate that the verification process isn't iron-clad, it still reflects a good goal and substantial progress toward it. The fact is, the verification program serves more as a fancy inventory of how their software catalog runs on Proton/Linux and Valve is probably more worried about games people play that are no longer actively developed than it is on fixing every game for every developer.
Personally, I suspect that 3-5 years from now, once Valve has done a complete once-over of their complete library, they'll come back around with a 'premium' version of verified that's more geared toward requirements for current and new games, one which is more focused on working with active developers.