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Baldur's Gate 3 Steam Deck – Native Version
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this post was submitted on 24 Sep 2025
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"Running the game natively on the Steam Deck requires less CPU usage and memory consumption overall!"
Larian says the opposite and they know much better than randos on some internet forum. Proton is fine to bridge the gap especially for unmaintained games but proper native version are the clear superior option.
It depends. If there is enough CPU and memory headroom, it’ll be fine. Some games run better, some same, some worse.
Steam Deck is a handheld platform. Anything that wastes CPU power results in shorter lasting battery. Proper native ports are always superior.