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You can enter that now or later but that is the first major part done. That should leave you with the installer finishing and the GOG Client being started and asking you for your login information. Now we just start it like we would start a game (STILL FROM DESKTOP MODE) and do the installation just clicking “next” and “accept” without changing anything. For that go to your steam library and right click the now added “game” and open “Properties…” switching to the “COMPATIBILITY” tab where you select “Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool” and set a proton version (ideally most recent here Proton 7.0-1) Moving on we are going to force the installer to be run in a proton environment. Now the game should be added to your steam library as a non steam game. Enter the path to the folder where you put the installer (e.g.Click on “ADD A GAME” > Add a non-steam game.

Start the desktop steam client by clicking on the steam icon on the desktop.Just copy it into your home directory somewhere. Since GOG wont let you download the installer if youre on a linux platform my recommendation is to download it on your PC and transfer it to your SD via a network share (smb) or a usb drive.

GOG Galaxy 2.0 is an application that allows you to combine multiple libraries into one and connect with your friends across all gaming platforms, consoles included.

Today reddit user Ayren_the_Battlemage wrote a great tutorial on how to install GOG Galaxy 2.0 on the Steam Deck. Through time as more people get the device and developers get more time with it I expect more/easier ways to install applications on the Steam Deck. We’re very early in the Steam Deck life cycle so not many applications are compatible at moment.

#Click below to login to gog galaxy how to