Released on November 19, 2024, Towers of Aghasba is an open-world game with fantasy elements. Filled with majestic creatures and magic, your ultimate objective in-game is to build a civilization, explore the lands of Aghasba, and fight the dark forces that threaten your existence. Pretty straightforward. Now, you are obviously not reading this to know more about the game. You are likely aware of Towers of Aghasba and the features it offers. But if you are not aware of the information regarding its support for handhelds like the Steam Deck, Asus Rog Ally, and Lenovo Legion Go, consider reading until the end, as we have shared all the details related to this.
Just one look at the game’s trailer is enough to believe that the game is too much for any handheld, let alone the inferior Steam Deck. Even the game’s system requirements are on the higher side. This makes it quite believable that Towers of Aghasba won’t run on handhelds. But is this actually the case? Continue reading for all the information.
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Towers of Aghasba Steam Deck, Asus Rog Ally, & Lenovo Legion Go Support Details
Steam Deck
While it isn’t surprising that Towers of Aghasba is neither listed as Playable nor Verified for the Steam Deck on Steam, the reality is a bit different. Based on the response shared by the developers on the game’s Discord channel, it seems that the game indeed runs on the Steam Deck. Here’s what they said:
When it comes to performance, we have it performing pretty well on Medium-High settings even on a Steam Deck! We’ve put a lot of effort into the optimization efforts so far, and will continue to keep improving performance in every way possible. At this stage, we’ve only experience momentary frame drops when your ecosystems are at their most populated.
So, you can expect decent performance out of the Steam Deck while running Towers of Aghasba, but the in-game FPS will highly depend on the settings scheme you have chosen. That said, if you have a Deck, feel free to try Towers of Aghasba on it.
Asus Rog Ally & Lenovo Legion Go
Now, when it comes to these two handhelds, things are a little bit on the brighter side. Since both the Rog Ally and Legion Go are Windows-based handhelds, they can run almost any PC game. Similarly, Towers of Aghasba does run on these handhelds, with better FPS when compared to the Deck. You should be getting close to 40 FPS on both the Rog Ally and Legion Go with medium settings selected in-game.
With that said, now you know all about the compatibility details of Towers of Aghasba with the Steam Deck, Asus Rog Ally, and Lenovo Legion Go. If you find this guide informative, consider visiting Android Gram for more such content on all things gaming.
