The Steam Deck seems more promising than ever, because a second large anti-cheat provider has now announced the support of the next device. In a recent tweet, Battleye announced that they followed Easy Anti-Cheat by providing a Steam Deck support. When the Steam Deck was announced for the first time, there was the blatant major obstacle of the lack of anti-cheat support for Linux. As many popular multiplayer games rely on the anti-cheat to fight the hackers, the success of the device not yet released depended largely on the valve capacity to secure or not the management of the anti. -cheated. Now, a few months before the output of Steam Deck, the valve efforts clearly bear fruit since another anti-cheat provider joins the Steam Deck support group. In a recent Tweet, Battleball announced: Battleye has long been providing a native support for Linux and Mac and we can announce that we will also support the next Steam Deck (Proton). This will be done on the basis of an opt-in, game devel...