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Can I play Kingdom Come: Deliverance II on gaming handhelds?
However, the experience is different depending on which gadget you have.
I didn’t have to change any game settings for KCD2 to play well on my handhelds, but I did have to change system settings.
I didn’t notice any screen tearing, but there was a bit of choppiness on Legion Go.
Meanwhile, the game also looks visually appealing onSteam Deckas long as tweaks are properly set.
You might want to set it to 6G, to save some power, though.
You might want to change resolution, VRAM, TDP, and AFMF settings on your handheld, if possible.
Next, scroll down to UMA Frame Buffer Size and change the dropdown to 8G.
With the system setup this way, I was able to get an average of25-27 FPSon Legion Go.
It’s not quite up to the 30 FPS standard of consoles, but it’s not terrible either.
KCD2 can hit above an average 30 FPS on ROG Ally X if AFMF 2 is enabled properly.
That said, some more busy sequences might see FPS drop dramatically at times.
This is something that isgetting corrected with the upcoming Legion Go 2.
What’s more, the game looks fantastic and controls are intuitive.
Don’t bother putting your resolution higher than 1920 x 1080p on ROG Ally and Legion Go.(Image credit: Windows Central)
It’s filled with serious and silly moments to keep you engaged.
Plus, it plays very well on PC and gaming handhelds.
See at:CDKeys (PC, Steam)orXbox
You’ll get access to more options in the Advanced Graphics Settings menu.(Image credit: Windows Central)
The game is a bit choppier on Legion Go than on ROG Ally.
Advanced graphics settings should mostly be set to Low on Steam Deck.
Gameplay can get a little choppy on some devices when you are around a lot of NPCs.
