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🎮 1. Install the correct Proton version
This is the most important thing.
Works best with:
✅Proton-GE 10-8 (via the ProtonUp-Qt utility).
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How to select:
In the Library → click ⚙️ → Properties → Compatibility.
Check "Force Steam Play compatibility tool."
Select the error from the script above.
⚙️ 2. Add a variable for correct controller operation.
In the same Properties window, in the "Launch Options" tab, paste the following text:
PROTON_PREFER_SDL=1 %command%
This will force Proton to use SDL drivers developed with the Steam Deck controller, detected as an Xbox 360/One.
🗑️ 3. Clear compatibility (if you launched the cache earlier)
Close the game and Steam.
On Steam Deck, open Desktop Mode.
Go to:
/home/deck/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/
Find the game ID marker—for Revelations, it's 201870—and delete it.
Restart Steam and launch the game again — Proton will creat a new, clean environment.
After this, the Steam Deck controller will recognize it as an Xbox 360, and the game will respond correctly in menus and gameplay.
✅Select the Steam Deck game controller from the controls.