Silent Hill f is set to be compatible with the Steam Deck, though it isn't fully verified due to certain configuration requirements. Below is a detailed breakdown of Valve’s official testing results and the PC system specifications for Silent Hill f.
Valve's official compatibility testing shows that Silent Hill f runs on the Steam Deck but falls short of being "verified." This classification means the game is playable, but some adjustments are necessary for optimal performance. To achieve "verified" status, the title must seamlessly support the device’s controls, display settings, and pass comprehensive tests related to user experience.
In its current state, all in-game features are accessible using the default controller layout, and Steam Deck button icons appear correctly during gameplay. However, certain UI elements—particularly text—may appear too small for comfortable reading on the device's screen. Additionally, players may need to manually tweak settings to ensure smooth performance.
This is a positive step forward, especially when compared to the Silent Hill 2 Remake, which remains officially unsupported by Steam Deck despite community efforts. Since Konami has yet to announce a release date for Silent Hill f, there's still time for further optimization improvements before launch.
Konami recently published the full PC system requirements for Silent Hill f on the game’s Steam store page, offering insight into how well the title might perform on handheld devices like the Steam Deck. Here’s a summary of the minimum and recommended specs:
Minimum Requirements:
Considering the Steam Deck’s integrated GPU, performance expectations should remain below the minimum PC specs. While 720p gameplay may be feasible on the device’s native screen, those connecting to an external HD TV might notice a more significant drop in visual fidelity.
Recommended Requirements:
An SSD is emphasized for both setups, highlighting the importance of fast load times within the game’s design.
The most recent Silent Hill Transmission, aired on March 13, gave fans a deeper look into what to expect from Silent Hill f. The game is now available for wishlist additions across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC platforms. An official release date has not yet been confirmed.
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