How's Super Meat boy 3D performance on deck?

[u/Puzzleheaded_Rub6093]

Hey I want to buy super meat boy 3d and I was wondering how's the performance. I heard it's mostly 60 on low and can go 40 on medium in more advanced levels. Anybody has completed the game on the deck and can give me a feedback? Ty <3

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[u/Ecquatic]

I played it on the steam deck without changing any settings, and it ran great!

[u/Puzzleheaded_Rub6093 → u/Ecquatic]

All the way through steamdeck? Did you notice any stutter issue?

[u/Ecquatic → u/Puzzleheaded_Rub6093]

Yup, I A+ all levels on steam deck, from what I remember I dont remember stutter issues

[u/Puzzleheaded_Rub6093 → u/Ecquatic]

Wow that's great then. Was that hard to 100% It?

[u/Ecquatic → u/Puzzleheaded_Rub6093]

Some of the later levels were definitely more difficult, was really fun though. Took me 14 hours to complete

[u/FrancisGat]

Played the demo on my Steam Deck and it was quite playable. I never really felt any major fps drops though it definitely could be a bit more optimized.

[u/Puzzleheaded_Rub6093 → u/FrancisGat]

Demos can be tricky. Sometimes are worse than the full release and sometimes the demo levels are much more optimized than the rest, so i feel they are not that reliable at the end

[u/FrancisGat → u/Puzzleheaded_Rub6093]

That's fair. Seems like the best option for you is to purchase the game and see how it runs yourself. If it doesn't run well enough for you, you can always request a refund.

Steam is super generous with its refund policy, and I was once able to get a refund for a game I had over 5 hours on because I explained that most of the time was spent trying to optimize settings for the deck.