Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga | Switch - PS5 - Steam Deck - PS4 | Graphics Comparison

PS5: Dynamic 2160p at 30fps (common 1980p) or Dynamic 1440p at 60fps (common 1368p) Steam Deck: 800p at 60fps (Low Settings) | 1080p at 30fps (High Settings) Switch: 720p at 30fps (Docked) | 576p at 30fps (Handheld) PS4: 1080p at 30fps - Lego Star Wars is not compatible with Steam Deck in Gaming mode. We must force start from desktop mode to be able to run the game. - Not yet verified for Steam Deck. Its performance is expected to improve soon. - PS5 30fps mode improves resolution, some textures and reflections. However, running at 60hz, 30fps doesn&feel smooth at all. - Nintendo Switch has suffered cuts in almost all sections. Textures, lighting, number of assets, draw distance, shadows, post-processing effects... - Despite the cutbacks, the Switch version is still a decent option, with a perfect framerate at 30fps. - Steam Deck fails to maintain 60fps on lowest settings at the moment. Locking the framerate to 30fps with the settings set to High will give us a better experience than PS4. - Load times are slightly faster on the Steam Deck, followed by PS5 by a second. - PS5 suffers from some tearing and drops in 60fps mode in open environments. - In general, it is a good job on all platforms (although on PS5 it could have given more). I&surprised with Steam Deck, because despite being officially an Unsupported game according to Valve, it runs satisfactorily.