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Installing Uncensor patches on the Steam Deck

由 motaku96 制作

This is a guide on how to apply official game patches to R18 games on the Steam Deck.

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类型: 模组或配置

Languages: 英语

标签： Uncensor, Patch

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Disclaimer

Install the game

Switch to Desktop Mode

Download the patch files

Download a few tools using Discover

Run Flatseal

Prepare Bottles

Installing the patch

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Disclaimer

This should work for most uncensor patches that run from an exe but may not work for all of them so your mileage may vary.
Aside from Kagura games patches, I got this to work with Maitetsu and Eiyu Senki.
There are other ways to do this but I found this to be the easiest method to follow.
I might add screenshots and clean this guide up in the future if I have time.

Install the game

First install the game through the steam deck interface.

Switch to Desktop Mode

Press the STEAM button
Go down to the Power option
Select Switch to Desktop

Download the patch files

Download the uncensor patch files from the Kagura Games website. You can use the Firefox browser for this.

Download a few tools using Discover

You'll need to install some programs.
Click on Discover on the taskbar(the blue icon that looks like a shopping bag)
In Discover search for and install these 2:
Flatseal
Bottles

Run Flatseal

Click on the steam deck icon on the bottom left(like the windows start menu)
Run Flatseal
On the window that comes up, click on Bottles.
On the right hand side, scroll down until you get to Filesystem.
Where it says "Other file" click on the folder+ icon.
In the text field that shows up below type in "/run/media/mmcblk0p1" without quotes
Close Flatseal.(it saves automatically)

This gives Bottles the ability to access your micro sd card. If you don't do this, when you run the patchers later, you will not be able to locate the directory where the game is installed.

From what I've seen, everyone's micro sd card name is the same "mmcblk0p1" but just in case yours isn't, you can open the Dolphin File Manager from the taskbar, on the left scroll down to Removable Devices > Primary and then click on the path name on the top and just copy that without the "/" at the end.

Prepare Bottles

From the Start menu, run Bottles.
Go through the tutorial and add a new bottle.
You can call it whatever you want, but choose Environment: Application.
Wait for it to finish creating the Bottle.(it will take awhile)

Installing the patch

In Bottles, click on the Bottle name you just created and click the Run Executable button.
In the window that comes up, navigate to where you downloaded the Patch files from Kagura games earlier.
Choose the file you want and Run it.
When you get to the part that asks you to locate the Game install directory, click Change.
Click the + next to the one that's just a "/"
Follow this path(assuming you have installed the game on the microsd)
/ > run > media > mmcblk0p1 > steamapps > common > (name of the game)*

In this case I would click on the folder named "Scars of Summer" and click OK.
The rest is straightforward, just hit Next and you're done.

* If you did not see media in the run folder, then you missed something in the Flatseal step. Try going back to that and make sure when granting Bottles access, you're giving it access to the correct path of the micro sd card.

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motaku96 [作者] 10 月 8 日下午 10:35

@hydrangea v4.0 It's not but it's how I got it working, check the comments for alternative solutions.

hydrangea v4.0 10 月 3 日上午 7:52

why is it necessary to have an SD card,

MangaVsAnime 9 月 19 日下午 9:27

If this doesn't work for you I have a solution that has worked for me as of 09/19/25

1. Download Localsend on both windows and steam deck

2. On windows open steam, browse local files on your game, and zip all the files into one

3. Use local send on windows to share the files to your steam deck via desktop mode

4. Create a new folder under the desktop folder and unzip the files into it

5. Cut the new updated files from that folder and paste them into your games local file

6. When it asks if you want to override hit yes until it doesn't show up anymore. You are overriding each individual file

7. Download Proton GE. Some games get stuck on a white screen after patching

8. Go back to game mode and switch your game to proton GE and enjoy. So far it's worked for all my games that require a Kagura Patch. Hope this helps

cmnerd 8 月 26 日下午 10:55

With the help of chatgbt I used dolphin to show the hidden .local file which is up in top right settings. Once the .local file was located i just found the game and put it on the desktop. Then you can run the patch and path it to the game on the desktop without going deep into any files. After the patch is installed just move the fill back with the other games. I highly recommend chatgbt for stuff like this as it can help identify why code isn’t working without knowing any code yourself. I use the chatgbt method when it came to installing OpenRCT2 for original rct2 for better ui.

Q.Bajeena #BringBackQuickplay 7 月 4 日下午 11:08

In theory, for any game without specific Linux build, we can apply patches on a Windows PC, then copy & overwrite patched game files onto SteamDeck.

Zombrexo 3 月 19 日上午 5:46

Protontricks then just choosing the game that you are currently trying to patch worked for me when this didn't, had a patch that was based on recognizing the directory that it was inside.

Simple guide:
Go to flatpak store, search for protontricks, if it asks for SD card wrote permission then copy the code it provides then paste and enter in terminal, re-open the patch with protontricks after it is placed inside the game directory then select the very same game in the protontricks menu, sim sala bim, it now works.

Shadowy_2 3 月 15 日下午 8:25

I realize this could be a stupid question but couldn't you install the patch excluding using a micro SD card using your own system storage that's built into the steam deck

CheddarChisei 3 月 5 日下午 4:16

I was able to install the patch using the directions on my two Lexar micro sd cards, but my Sandisk one isn’t able to install “media” under the “run” folder no matter what I try. Its name is a super long series of numbers and like four dashes and even after using Copy and Paste on the entire thing from “primary”,it still doesn’t appear. Any ideas, or is it just a brand related complication?
Any advice welcome.

♥♦j€š†ë®♣♠ 2024 年 10 月 9 日下午 5:25

My micro SD is called primary>steamapps>common>(name of game) but it's still not working, it keeps saying can't find game.exe when I'm clearly staring at it. Can someone help?

Spitalier 2024 年 10 月 8 日上午 4:21

Another way I am using is as follows:

I copy the entire folder of the game into the documents. The reason is, the documents folder is before the hidden .local where all my steam stuff is stored. Then I use q4win or bottle to run the patch.exe and can just install the patch into the copy. After that I just copy the modified game folder back into its original location and it works.
You can rename the original folder into a backup folder, just in case. And you probably don`t need to install bottle or q4wine. You just can run the patch exe via adding the patch as a non steam game und go with the usual way of running non steam games. But that leaves you with clutter in you library.
Went to this methode after trying everything I found here, but with no success.
Tried it with two Kagura games, and worked without issues.

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