Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun game artwork

Game Settings

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun Steam Deck settings and performance

Steam Deck rating

4.0 out of 5

Good

4 total scores

Score distribution

  1. Excellent5 / 50
  2. Good4 / 54
  3. Playable3 / 50
  4. Poor2 / 50
  5. Broken1 / 50

Settings snapshot

Independent medians come from reported fields. Each may use different observations, so this is not one setup.

Compatibility
Verified
FPS target
60 FPS
Resolution
800p
Graphics preset
Low

Reports (4)

Detailed community reports and sourced reports behind the score.

  1. Community reportAnonymous report4 / 5Good800p, Low preset, 60 FPS target

    800p · Low preset · 60 FPS target

    Locked or nearly locked

  2. Sourced reportpcgamer.com4 / 5Good60 FPS target

    PC Gamer directly tested Boltgun on Steam Deck using its built-in frame counter. Early levels stayed comfortably at 60 FPS; later levels with larger spaces and higher enemy counts produced drops, stutter, and occasional asset-loading hitches.

    60 FPS target

    Frequent dips

    Article: Boltgun hands-on paragraphs.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence

  3. Sourced reportgamingonlinux.com4 / 5GoodUnsure about graphics preset, 60 FPS target

    GamingOnLinux's direct follow-up test reports Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun becoming substantially smoother after the update and hitting far closer to 60 FPS more of the time.

    Unsure about graphics preset · 60 FPS target

    Mostly stable · Proton stable

    Article: Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun Steam Deck performance section.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence

  4. Sourced reportworthplaying.com4 / 5GoodCustom preset, 60 FPS target

    WorthPlaying directly tested Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun on Steam Deck. A custom mix of Ultra and High settings easily reached 60 FPS, with only a few drops in areas featuring heavier Unreal Engine lighting.

    Custom preset · 60 FPS target

    Mostly stable

    Article: Steam Deck performance paragraph.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence