Steam now shows real-player FPS for thousands of Steam Deck games

Open a game’s compatibility details to see its average frame rate and how often players land above or below it.

Valve added average Steam Deck frame rates to the Steam Store on November 9. The data comes from players who opted in to share anonymous performance statistics. Thousands of games have numbers already, including titles rated Verified, Playable and Unsupported.

Open a game’s store page, find Steam Deck Compatibility and select Learn more. Expand the histogram to see how common each frame rate is. If the average looks fine but a chunk of sessions land much lower, that’s worth knowing before you buy. The data is also in the Steam Library for users on the client beta.

Valve only includes Decks using their default frame caps, 60 FPS on LCD and 90 FPS on OLED. Players can still use different in-game graphics settings, so read the numbers as a range of real experiences.