It took longer than planned, but it’s finally ready. The demo will support Windows, Linux, and Steam Deck, and it plays best with a gamepad. Keyboard and mouse work too.

There’s also a detailed guide up now. It covers most of the core systems, and even a few things that go a bit beyond what’s in the demo: https://v1.steam.hlxgame.cc/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3688953019

If you want a better idea of how it currently feels in motion, here are two good places to start: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr8DGx9uUe4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qzYDVJQMXc

I’m looking forward to finally getting this into players’ hands.

Steam Deck support is important to me, and it is something I want to take seriously instead of treating as an afterthought.

Void Cargo is the kind of game I want to play on Deck, short sessions, handheld controls, and a stable frame rate matter a lot here. Because of that, I keep Steam Deck in mind while working on the game and test very build on the Deck!

Performance, readable UI, and controls that feel good without a keyboard are all part of the target.

I do not want to promise a specific compatibility badge too early, but the goal is clear: Void Cargo should run well on Steam Deck and feel like it belongs there.