Monster Hunter Wilds has launched on GeForce Now, with the streaming service making it possible to play at (relatively) high performance on a Steam Deck.

Capcom's latest monster hunting adventure can't be configured to run well on Valve's handheld, or any gaming PC, until updates are released.

Monster Hunter Wilds is not yet Steam Deck verified. This doesn't mean the game can't be played on the Steam Deck. The "verified" designation is for games that have controller support, support the default resolution of the Steam Deck, no compatibility issues and support the Steam Deck's Proton system.