Destiny 2: The Witch Queen dropped on Feb. 22, just ahead of the Steam Deck’s Feb. 28 ship date. It’s almost a perfect storm for those with first-round Steam Deck reservations and a love for all things Destiny. But much like the majority of the Steam catalog, it’s uncertain whether you can play Destiny 2: The Witch Queen on Steam Deck.
Initial concerns surrounding the compatibility of the Steam Deck and Destiny 2: The Witch Queen came about when it was revealed that Valve’s new handheld would be Linux-based and may not support BattlEye, which is an anti-cheat software used by Destiny 2: The Witch Queen, Rainbow Six Siege, and others. Since the Steam Deck’s initial reveal, Valve has worked on several updates and BattlEye announced official support for the Linux-based Steam Deck.
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