With Properties open, click on “Compatibility” first, then on the right should now be a tick box. Use the left trigger to click on the file “” to bring up another sub-menu from within Steam. Head into Library and in the search box type “batt.” This will locate the installer we just added to Steam and let us configure it some more. When that’s finished, go and open up the main Steam app. From here, look to the middle of the menu and use the right trigger to click on “Add to Steam”. Use the left trigger to click on it once to bring up the sub-menu. In downloads, you should see the installer file. Head into the downloads folder in the Dolphin file explorer (the blue folder icon). Step 3: Add Battlenet to Steamįor this next part we’ll be adding to Steam so we can boot it as a non-Steam game. That’s totally fine as we’ll be configuring it to run inside of the Steam Deck’s operating system in just a few short moments. You’ll be downloading the Windows version here as there isn’t a native Linux version to use on the Steam Deck. Click on that and the installer will begin to download. You should see a massive button marked “download”. Step 2: Download Īnother easy one for you: Open up your Internet browser and head over to the website. When it does, click on “Switch to Desktop”. After the Steam Deck has loaded, hold down the power button until a menu appears. Let’s kick things off by booting into Desktop Mode.

Step 5: Install Overwatch 2 on Steam Deck.

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