JRPGs have always been a popular genre, as evidenced by the reception received by yet another JRPG game released recently on April 23, 2024, Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes. As per the game description, this game offers a modern take on the classic JRPG experience, where you will get to lead over 100 playable characters set in a world filled with war. A game filled with unique NPCs, various quests, huge, vibrant nations, and a turn-based combat system, is a perfect fit for handheld gameplay. But considering its recent release, it’s not surprising that details regarding its compatibility with devices like the Steam Deck, Lenovo Legion Go, and Asus Rog Ally are scarce. Well, if you are wondering about the same, consider reading this article until the end, as we have shared all the information you need to know.
It is quite common for players to inquire about the compatibility details of games on various platforms, especially handheld systems, as they are in trend now. From the Steam Deck, which uses a Linux-based Steam OS, to handhelds that are literally mini PCs, like the Asus Rog Ally and Lenovo Legion Go, are quite popular in the scene. Due to this, whenever a new game is released, queries related to the game’s compatibility with such devices surface on the internet. Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes is no exception. So, let’s find out whether the game supports these handhelds.
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Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes Steam Deck, Lenovo Legion Go & Asus Rog Ally Support Details
Steam Deck
It shouldn’t be surprising that Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes is not a Deck-Verified game. However, it is indeed listed as a Playable title on Steam for the Deck. This means that you should be able to launch the game on your Deck, and play it without many issues. It also shows the Steam Deck controls on-screen by default, which is a good sign.
Now, when it comes to player reports, many have shared that the game runs okay on the Deck (30–50 FPS average), while some have reported facing issues. A workaround you can try to get rid of this problem is heading over to the game’s properties menu via Steam, and in the General tab, enter the following command in the Launch Options textbox: “WINEDLLOVERRIDES=”winhttp=n,b” %command%“. After this, the game should run just fine. Here’s a gameplay video shared by MaliceSpeedwagon on YouTube, running the game on the Steam Deck:
Asus Rog Ally and Lenovo Legion Go
If you are worried about whether the game can be run on these handhelds, we suggest you abandon these thoughts. Both of these handhelds are quite powerful when it comes to hardware specifications and also run on the Windows OS, unlike the Steam Deck. Due to this, the chances of compatibility issues arising are next to none. And, if you are still skeptical, take a look at this YouTube video by RetroDeckGaming, where the game is running well on the Rog Ally.
And for the Lenovo Legion Go, you can watch this video by MGT:
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