FINAL FANTASY XIV Online game artwork
$19.99
86% positive

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Game Settings

FINAL FANTASY XIV Online

Steam Deck rating

3.8 out of 5

Good

4 total scores

Score distribution

  1. Excellent5 / 50
  2. Good4 / 53
  3. Playable3 / 51
  4. Poor2 / 50
  5. Broken1 / 50

Settings snapshot

Settings medians use reported fields. When no target median is available, FPS shows a reported result or Varies. Custom means mixed graphics settings. These fields may describe different tests.

Compatibility
Playable
Target FPS
40 FPS
Resolution
800p
Graphics preset
Custom

Reports (4)

Detailed community reports and sourced reports behind the score.

  1. Sourced reportrpgsite.net4 / 5Good800p, Custom preset

    The reviewer usually uses the Laptop High preset with visual tweaks on Deck at 800p and reports no drops below 30 FPS, including busy Limsa Lominsa hubs. A solid 60 FPS is not sustained.

    800p · Custom preset

    Article: Steam Deck performance, portable comparison, and recommended settings sections.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence

  2. Community observation4 / 5Good800p, Custom preset, Other FPS target

    800p · Custom preset · Other FPS target

    Mostly stable · Dynamic or custom upscaling

  3. Community observation4 / 5GoodDefault preset, 40 FPS target

    Default preset · 40 FPS target

    Mostly stable

  4. Sourced reporttoucharcade.com3 / 5Playable800p, Custom preset, Other FPS target

    TouchArcade tested the Dawntrail graphics update for about 24 hours on Steam Deck OLED at 800p with GE-Proton 9-9, a custom preset, dynamic resolution, and a 45 FPS target. It reported 30-45 FPS overall, city drops into the 30s, and a sub-30 FPS stress-test result.

    800p · Custom preset · Other FPS target

    Frequent dips · Dynamic or custom upscaling · Other upscaler · GE-Proton

    Article: Final Fantasy XIV Dawntrail Steam Deck performance and graphics settings.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence