The release of the early access to Enzoi is not particularly fit for the steam deck, mainly because this is not a particularly good game. Even before you can dig a sterile personality, however, trying to run the enzyme on the valve’s handheld involves unintentional issues and weird tasks that have not been common for the deck since the early days in 2022.
It is disappointing in itself, and knowing that despite all these years of maturity, Steam Deck does not really have heavyweight life SIM, which slots in handheld format without interruption. The Sims Series, the clear inspiration and the central rival, can put the monkey in the play, but even the current Sims 4 needs a community-made control modification to work-and it is more about the controller style inputs to copy the mouse control over the trackpads rather than correctly correcting. Anzoi wants Look Like a very model of a modern life simulator, but lack of its own portable fellowship, best, is a chance to lose this gap.
In the worst, it just doesn’t work, and for reasons, it is also a long time ago that the steam deck’s most disturbing sports had passed. First, the start of Inzoi will treat nothing but the black screen as soon as you play, as the pre-introduced video that plays at every start an uncertain throwback with the missing or contagious AV codecs in the immediately-dental issues. I noticed that a classic fix still worked, namely, installing the latest version of Proton GE and forcing Enzoi to launch it, though whatever smug face I had pulled, he was quickly punished when he reached the main menu screen. A screen that was inexperienced by some CRT-Lookin ‘aspect, which had nothing at all-the setting menu-because of the click.
The work for this menu borkege is so traumatic and inconsistent that it can be effectively explained by a step -by -step guide. This article has the least benefit of keeping helping people who ignore parts where I say don’t worry.
Step 1: Inzoi install and launch at least once. After that, hold the Steam Deck’s Power button and enter the desktop mode through a list of power options. This will help if you have a dock station with a mouse and keyboard at this location, though it is not necessary.
Step 2: Once you are in a desktop mode, open the dolphin file manager and navig Home>. Steam> Steam> Stamps> Compatrical Data> 2456740> PFX> Drive-C> Users> Apps> App Data> Local> Config> Windows> Windows> Windows. If none of them appear, click on the Hamburger icon (three short horizontal lines) and check “show the hidden files”.
Step 3: In the Windows Folder, there should be a file called Gamistattings.com. Double click on it to open it.
Step 4: Find the “full screen mode” setting, which will be set to 0. To replace 0 with 1, use your keyboard (or deck screen cab, which are accessible to pressing the steam button + x), then click “Save” near the upper part of the window.
With it .ini Tweek was saved, and Proton GE sub-setup (I used version 9-26), Enzoi will eventually start walking on your steam deck. Sadly, you will soon know that it is more effective with something sharp (and Fini) trackpad controls, which is more common with desktop mode navigation than gamepads ready for gamepad. This means that the UI’s tissue buttons have to be manually searched with a thumb -packed track padder, while the DPPad is wasted on providing the exact task of the Zui movement like the left stick. Scroll through action menus you also clearly ignore the high/bottom buttons in favor of holding the L2 and bending the right track pad, which are tampering under a bridge on both sides of your brain.
Other rates are not so bad – the text entry requires manually opening the screen keyboard manually, for example – but this control contained permanent friction is enough to surprise you why you have taken such depth in these confusion files. Enzoi also seems unwanted in steam properties, which benefits most deck users. There is no cloud saving support, so you can’t take your Zui communities from your desktop and not build them on your handheld, and an unforgivable (though vague) mistake is returned about failing to “verify” by launching in offline mode.
As usual with initial access games, “S’Not Finish” Aveats are applied, so it is understandable that technical reforms and new control schemes can improve Inzoi in the coming months. The valve may also do something about the problem of the opening cotton itself, seeing how this is a problem related to the proton. And most encouraging, the general performance is already decent: I had to manually disable the ray tracing, but the prefixed very low quality preset runs on my LCD steam deck about about 40fps.
Nevertheless, waiting more than this shine of capacity is more indicated than it is a reason for power through irritation storage in the handheld handheld. The deck-packed life fans are better than sticking to Sims 4 and praying to God-which I think is, in this context, for better efforts.
