Baby Steps Is Steam Deck Verified, Meaning You Can Just Throw The Whole System When Frustrated

Here is a 199-word summary of the news article: The indie game "Baby Steps" has been officially verified for Steam Deck, allowing players to take the game's walking simulator experience on the go. Developed by Devolver Digital, Baby Steps follows the story of Nate, an unemployed character who discovers the power to walk and seeks meaning in his life. The game's recent ESRB rating has revealed some quirky and bizarre characters, including "human/donkey hybrids with exposed male genitalia," though the developers have assured players they won't encounter such creatures during their real-world walks. Baby Steps was previously delayed to avoid conflicting with the highly anticipated release of Hollow Knight: Silksong. The developers even created a short trailer of the protagonist Nate climbing on a statue of Silksong's protagonist, Hornet, as a playful nod to the release schedule change. With its Steam Deck verification, players will now have the option to embark on Nate's walking adventure from the comfort of various locations, such as parks, bus stops, or even coffee shop restrooms, as the game's developers have noted. Baby Steps is set to launch on September 23 for PC and PS5.