Tested and Working on Steam Deck

I tested Miners, Moos & Miracles on real Steam Deck hardware, and it works out of the box — no tweaking, no compatibility layer fuss.

Everything is playable with just the Deck's built-in controls: the right stick drives a cursor, A confirms, B backs out. That covers the homestead, all six mini-games, the pause menu, and every settings panel. Nothing in the game ever asks for a keyboard. Touchscreen is nice too.

The game renders at a fixed internal resolution and scales cleanly to the Deck's screen, so there's no unreadable text or off-screen UI to worry about.

I haven't gone through Valve's official Steam Deck compatibility review yet, but based on my own testing, it's ready to dock, prop up, or take with you on the couch.