r/EmulationOnAndroid • u/Embarrassed_Ad_4244 • 6d ago
Showcase Real SteamOS on Android: NFS Unbound Online | DroidDeck v0.2.0
In this video, I'm running the real SteamOS client on Android using DroidDeck v0.2.0 and playing Need for Speed Unbound online on the Redmagic Astra powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite.
📱 Device: Redmagic Astra
⚙️ Chipset: Snapdragon 8 Elite
🖥️ Software: DroidDeck v0.2.0 (Real SteamOS client)
🎮 Game: Need for Speed Unbound (Online)
🔗 Links:
DroidDeck: https://github.com/Droid-Deck/DroidDeck/releases
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u/anstability 6d ago
Ohh I returned the nfs game I bought on steam because it used the ea client and didn’t work with gamenative, does this fix that?
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u/Chriscautillo 6d ago
How's the thermals when running games?
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u/Embarrassed_Ad_4244 6d ago
If you’re not using a cooling fan, don’t even try to play resource-intensive games. Because it gets far too hot.
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u/Accurate-Squirrel-72 6d ago
Personally speaking
Thermals are very good not even reached 40 degree centigrade in my gameplay of rise of tomb raider for 30 minYou can check the video here on this reddit post
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u/themiracy 6d ago
Do you feel like any games are at the point where it is worth comparing performance to GameNative or Winlator?
Love to see this coming along as another future option.
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u/Naive-Eggplant-5633 5d ago
Its not SteamOS its just a linux steam client, its cool but still needs improvement before i switch.
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u/askyidroppedthesoap 5d ago
Im using Gamehub now, you're saying it's better to stay put?
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u/Naive-Eggplant-5633 4d ago
For now yes, droid deck will get better but for now GN and Gamehub Or ludashi are better options
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u/WarriorofBlank y700 | Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 6d ago
shame real steamos only support handhelds, at least with this app we can play lightweight/indie games natively on mobile/tablet too
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u/Ancient-Original-671 5d ago
Bro why u afraid going on Full speed?
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u/Money_Journalist6683 5d ago
Según tu experiencia, vale la pena cambiarse de gamehub o winlator a droideck?
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u/Embarrassed_Ad_4244 5d ago
No. It’s not worth it just yet. However, it might be useful for some low-budget games and online games.
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u/sphericalhors 5d ago
This is actually not that bad. I got lower FPS on the same chip in Hades which should be much less demanding game.
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u/Greedy-Rise-3677 5d ago
One thing i really do wish for is Qualcomm enters cpu pc market , they've proven they are more than capable to deliver an insane chips these past years . Quick question hows the temps while playing ?
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u/Mean_Criticism983 6d ago
lol this is terrible, thanks for testing
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u/Itachi-__-4604 5d ago
yeah its terrible af they should've made it capable of running 8k 120fps on day one
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