Sure, a fest all about deckbuilders might sound straightforward. But even just a quick glance at Steam Deckbuilders Fest (or even at the official trailer, above) tells you not all deckbuilders are the same.

Build a formidable deck and use it to lure humans into a haunted mansion. Restore a crumbling library in the 1930s. Collect mystical cards, build unique decks, even use your deck alongside dice: there's a deckbuilder for you no matter what kind you're looking for.

Join us now for Steam Deckbuilders Fest, on through May 11th at 10 a.m. Pacific. See you there!

We have just shipped an updated Steam Deck Client to the Preview/Beta channel.

General

• Added setting to enable or disable controller battery notifications.

The Steam Client Beta has been updated with the following changes:

Note: This beta was re-released May 5th with an additional change:

• Fixed occasional cursor corruption while streaming on Windows

General

• Added setting to enable or disable controller battery notifications.

Steam Controller is now available on Steam. Check out our handy overview and quick-start guide in the video we made (above). You can also read through the many capabilities of Steam Controller in our blog post from April 27th.

Steam Controller is made for you to play all your games on Steam, however you like to play them. It has all the inputs you'd expect from a gamepad (including next-gen magnetic thumbsticks), plus advanced options like trackpads, gyro, Grip Sense, and grip buttons. There are even ways to customize these features for your experience, which we highlight here. (And it comes with a Puck!)

Follow the Steam Hardware blog for future updates and additional guides for getting the most out of Steam Controller and its features, including trackpads, gyro, Grip Sense, and virtual menus coming soon.