Just three months after its launch and with an increasing variety of alternatives to deal with its great success, Valve seems to be making a special effort to ensure that the Steam Deck remains the benchmark for compact handhelds or mini consoles in this market. . , with the arrival of constant updates and new features for your device.

So its last big update, available since last weekend, brings us compatibility with Remote’s Play Play Together, a feature with which we will be able to create and host multiplayer sessions on a fake LAN, over the Internet, so that we can share some of our games and enjoy cooperative games with our friends. And just that the main attraction of this feature is that not only do we avoid the need for other players to buy the game in order to join the game, but they won’t even need a Steam account.

With this new update, Steam Deck will not only allow us to create our own game sessions, but also offer us the opportunity to expand our library by allowing us to join in the games of friends who invite us. However, it is worth noting that in addition to support for Remote Play Together, we will also need to consider compatibility with Steam Deck itself, as we will continue to have some titles that will not or will not be optimized. compatible.

On the other hand, the company has also made some other changes in its latest updates, such as device fan noise control.

According to Valve, the update includes “a completely new fan curve controlled by the operating system»Which allows the internal Steam Deck fan to respond quickly and intelligently to heat. Something that in turn will allow the fan to do its job quieter, especially in low utilization situations.

He already has a Steam Deck more than 3000 supported gameswith the list, which is constantly growing, and the price of availability for our country between 419 euros and 679 euros, depending on its version and components.