This is far from the first portable game console with complete PC parts. But because Valve built the hugely successful Steam platform right into the hardware and offered it at a historically low price, its launch may represent the biggest upset in the PC gaming industry in recent memory. Unlike some games, Stardew doesn’t offer up the Steam Workshop and uses the standalone instead. The good news is that it works well on Linux too. One of the best games available on Steam is Stardew Valley, however, players who are not familiar with Linux may have trouble loading mods for the game onto their handheld gaming device. Fortunately, it’s not too difficult if you have some help. guide🇧🇷 We have mentioned below the steps to add mods to Stardew Valley on Steam Deck.
Steps to add mods to Stardew Valley on Steam Deck
Step 1: Install a browser like Firefox or Chrome on the steam deck Step 2: Tighten “STEAM” buttons select “Power” and then select “Switch to desktop🇧🇷 Step 3: open the browser on Linux Step 4: Go to SMAPI.io, click on “Download SMAPI” and select “Direct Download” Step 5: Extract the .ZIP file which includes the SMAPI installer Step 6: open the extracted folder Step 7: Press CTRL+ALT+T on the keyboard to bring up a terminal window Step 8: Drag and drop the “Install on linux.sh” file in the terminal window Step 9: Left-click on the terminal window and then press enter Step 10: Follow the instructions to install SMAPI, which will add a new folder called “Modifications” to the local Stardew Valley files (see below for details) Step 11: log in Nexus Mods and Download the mods you want to use in Stardew Valley Step 12: Mods will be downloaded as a .ZIP file🇧🇷 Extract them to the “Modifications” in the Stardew Valley local archives
Final Words
We hope you enjoy our article on how to add mods to Stardew Valley on the Steam Deck. With the help of mods, the excellent Stardew Valley game can be further improved. This is true whether they are merely added to enhance the user interface or completely modify the game, as in the case of Stardew Valley Expanded, user-made content can result in a noticeably superior gameplay experience.
