Microsoft outlines Steam Deck support for its first-party games
This list only includes the games Microsoft offers on Steam. You'll have to if you insist on playing the company's wider catalog. Microsoft said Steam Deck compatibility is up to individual studios, however, so don't be surprised if a previously unviable game becomes playable in the future.
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