Can Steam Deck Run Industry Manager: Future Technologies?
Steam Deck compatibility check and performance analysis
Unknown — Not yet tested by Valve
Valve's official Steam Deck compatibility rating for Industry Manager: Future Technologies
Performance Grade
Excellent — runs great on Steam Deck
Performance Estimate
Based on Steam Deck GPU (RDNA 2, ~3800 score) at native 1280x800 resolution. Actual performance may vary based on game optimization and Proton compatibility.
Spec Comparison
| Component | Steam Deck | Minimum | Recommended | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GPU | RDNA 2 (Score: 3,800) | DirectX 9 compatible graphics card with 1 GB VRAM (GeForce 400 Series or comparable | ATI Radeon HD 57xx or comparable) | DirectX 9 compatible graphics card with 2 GB+ RAM (GeForce GTX 660 or comparable | ATI Radeon HD 68xx, 77xx or comparable) (2,400) | Pass |
| CPU | Zen 2, 4c/8t (Score: ~15,000) | Dual-Core Processor with 2.4 GHz | Dual or Quad-Core Processor with 3 GHz or better | — |
| RAM | 16 GB LPDDR5 | 4 GB | 6 GB | Pass |
| Storage | 64GB / 256GB / 512GB / 1TB | 3 GB | 3 GB | — |
| Display | 1280x800, 7" / 7.4" OLED | — | OK | |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Steam Deck run Industry Manager: Future Technologies?
Industry Manager: Future Technologies has not been officially tested on Steam Deck by Valve. Based on hardware specs alone, our grade is A (excellent — runs great on steam deck).
What settings should I use for Industry Manager: Future Technologies on Steam Deck?
For Industry Manager: Future Technologies on Steam Deck, we recommend high at 800p, 50-60 fps. The game recommends DirectX 9 compatible graphics card with 2 GB+ RAM, and Steam Deck's GPU (RDNA 2, ~GTX 1050 Ti equivalent) meets that requirement. Start at medium settings and adjust based on frame rate.
Does Industry Manager: Future Technologies have Steam Deck verified status?
Industry Manager: Future Technologies has not received a Steam Deck verification status from Valve yet. Its compatibility is unknown and may change as Valve continues testing.
