Steam Deck developers have added support for the Easy Anti-Cheat anti-cheat system. Information about this appeared in a blog on Steam.
Developers can now set up anti-cheat systems for titles on the Steam Deck console without additional changes to the code or the inclusion of third-party services. Valve will begin reviewing games using Easy Anti-Cheat and Battle Eye on January 24th. If the procedure is successfully completed, the titles will receive a Deck Verified badge, which means that they will work on a portable console.
Formerly Valve published list of games that are fully compatible with Steam Deck. Among them were more than 38 titles, including such as Portal 2, Dishonored, Cuphead, Death Stranding and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
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