As of today, Apex Legends will no longer run on Steam Deck, per a statement from EA and Respawn. Citing a concern over cheaters using the Linux OS, the game will no longer work on Valve's popular ...

Apex Legends is one of the only battle royale games that lets you play on a Steam Deck gaming handheld — Fortnite, Valorant and PUBG and more never supported it in the first place, citing ...

Steam Deck game support for Apex Legends is no more, thanks to EA Linux ban While the game hasn't moved over to EA Anti-Cheat, a decision has been made to apply a blanket ban to Linux OS ...

Electronic Arts has blocked Steam Deck players from its cooperative shooter, Apex Legends.

Apex Legends has a chance of coming to Steam Deck in the future thanks to the gadget's build (Image by Sportskeeda) February is coming to an end, and Steam Deck is finally out for pre-order via ...

In order to stop Apex Legends' Linux cheating problem, Respawn is pulling support for the Steam Deck.

Respawn Entertainment has just opened a new Steam Deck development branch for the popular battle royale, raising hopes for compatibility with Valve's gaming PC.

EA and Respawn Entertainment are making a change to Apex Legends that will no longer allow players to access the game via Linux OS, including Steam Deck using Linux.

Valve continues to blur the line between Linux and Windows gaming, with popular battle royale shooter 'Apex Legends' now officially Verified for Steam Deck.

In another anti-cheat debacle, the newest update to Apex Legends has blocked Steam Deck (and any other Linux device) from loading into the game.

Respawn has blocked Linux OS access to Apex Legends, affecting players using Steam Deck. The developer detailed the move in a blog post, citing the decision as part of efforts to combat cheating.

Steam Deck Currently Can't Run Apex Legends, PUBG, And Several Other Big Games By Default Valve is working on improving SteamOS's compatible list of games before it launches in December.