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Lies of P on Steam Deck: Compatibility and Performance Insights

Exploring the seamless compatibility and potential performance of Lies of P on the Steam Deck.

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Gamers anticipating the release of the highly-anticipated soulslike RPG, Lies of P, on PC have been eagerly wondering: Is Lies of P compatible with the Steam Deck? The good news is that you won’t need to make a wish upon a star; Lies of P runs smoothly on the PC gaming handheld, providing a magical gaming experience.

The system requirements for Lies of P are relatively undemanding, calling for a modest 50GB of storage space. This requirement shouldn’t pose a challenge for the Steam Deck.

However, if you happen to own the 64GB Steam Deck model and desire a little extra space, consider investing in one of the best microSD cards for Steam Deck to ensure you have ample storage ahead of Lies of P’s release date later this month.

Steam Deck Compatibility: A ‘Playable’ Status

Lies of P has earned the coveted “playable” commendation from Valve, signifying its compatibility with the Steam Deck. While it hasn’t been classified as fully “verified,” this is likely due to minor issues, such as the game’s small text that may be somewhat challenging to read on the Steam Deck’s 7-inch screen.

Steam Deck Gaming, a YouTube channel dedicated to Valve’s handheld device, conducted a test of the Lies of P demo on the Steam Deck. The results were promising, with the demo running “perfectly well” on the device. When played on default settings, there were no glaring performance issues.

However, given Lies of P’s detailed graphics, it’s reasonable to expect that it may be demanding on the battery. Players can mitigate this by adjusting in-game settings to ‘low,’ extending their gaming sessions in the enchanting city of Krat without needing frequent recharges.

The Fantastical Pinocchio Tale

Lies of P, the Pinocchio-Inspired Soulslike, Demonstrates New 8K Gameplay

Developed by NEOWIZ, Lies of P draws inspiration from titles like Bloodborne to create a captivating rendition of the classic Pinocchio fairy tale. Yet, whether Lies of P will achieve ‘verified’ status on the Steam Deck, akin to titles like Elden Ring and other FromSoftware gems, remains uncertain.

As Lies of P’s release date draws closer on September 19, gamers are eager to discover whether it will join the ranks of the best games akin to Dark Souls for PC.

For those who prefer puppeteering their PC games from their desktop setups, ensuring their system meets the Lies of P system requirements is essential to guarantee an optimal gaming experience.

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