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BloodRayne: Terminal Cut on Steam Deck

Is BloodRayne: Terminal Cut playable on Steam Deck?

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Steam Deck verdict

Runs great

Yes — BloodRayne: Terminal Cut runs great on the Steam Deck.

BloodRayne: Terminal Cut runs great on the Steam Deck. Valve rates it Playable on the Steam Deck. The Linux/Proton community rates it Platinum on ProtonDB across 25 reports. As a action game with full controller support, it's a comfortable fit for handheld play.

Game info

Genres
Action
Developer
Terminal Reality
Publisher
Ziggurat
Release
November 20, 2020
Price
$5.99
Metacritic
—

System requirements

Windows specs from Steam — the Deck runs these through Proton.

Minimum:
  • OS *: Windows 8.1 or higher
  • Processor: Intel 4th Generation Core i3, i5, i7
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 520 or higher
  • Storage: 12 GB available space
  • Additional Notes: Optimized for XInput controllers (Xbox 360, Xbox One)
Recommended:
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th Generation Core i3, i5, i7 or AMD Ryzen Series
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Intel Iris, nVidia GeForce (2015 or above) or AMD Radeon (2015 or above) graphics card with 2GB of RAM or more
  • Storage: 12 GB available space
  • Additional Notes: Optimized for XInput controllers (Xbox 360, Xbox One)

Is BloodRayne: Terminal Cut compatible with Steam Deck?

Does it run?

Valve rating
Playable
Runs perfectly out of the box

Community rating · 25 reports (ProtonDB)

Does it run well?

Runs well with the default settings.

  • ✓On-screen keyboard doesn't pop up automatically
  • ✓Gamepad not enabled by default
  • ✓Full controller support out of the box
  • ✓Controller glyphs match the Deck
  • ✓Interface text is legible
  • ✓Good performance with default settings
  • ✓External controllers not supported for the main player

BloodRayne: Terminal Cut performance & FPS on Steam Deck

~60 fpsreported by players

Based on 1 Steam Deck community reports. These are the framerates players actually settle on — many cap it to save battery — not the game's maximum. Runs well with the default settings.

Tips for playing BloodRayne: Terminal Cut on Steam Deck

  • •Open the on-screen keyboard manually with STEAM + X when you need to type.
  • •Default settings already run well — no major tweaks needed to play comfortably.

Frequently asked questions

›Is BloodRayne: Terminal Cut playable on Steam Deck?

BloodRayne: Terminal Cut <strong>runs great</strong> on the Steam Deck. Valve rates it <strong>Playable</strong> on the Steam Deck. The Linux/Proton community rates it <strong>Platinum</strong> on ProtonDB across 25 reports.

›Is BloodRayne: Terminal Cut Steam Deck Verified?

Not Verified, but Valve rates BloodRayne: Terminal Cut as Playable on the Steam Deck.

›How many FPS does BloodRayne: Terminal Cut get on Steam Deck?

Steam Deck players most often report playing BloodRayne: Terminal Cut at ~60 fps (based on 1 community reports). These are usually the framerate players settle on — many cap it to save battery — not the game's maximum.

›How long does the battery last playing BloodRayne: Terminal Cut on Steam Deck?

Battery life isn't fixed — it depends on your brightness, TDP cap and framerate target, typically landing anywhere from 2 to 6 hours on the Steam Deck. We don't have a measured figure for BloodRayne: Terminal Cut specifically.

›Can you play BloodRayne: Terminal Cut on Steam Deck?

Yes. BloodRayne: Terminal Cut runs on the Steam Deck straight from Steam — no manual Proton setup or config files needed.

›Can the Steam Deck run BloodRayne: Terminal Cut?

Yes. Steam Deck players report running BloodRayne: Terminal Cut at ~60 fps, based on 1 community reports — that's the framerate players settle on, not the game's ceiling.

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Is BloodRayne: Terminal Cut Playable on Steam Deck? Yes — Runs Great (2026)