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{{DISPLAYTITLE:GTA Connected on Steam Deck}} | {{DISPLAYTITLE:GTA Connected on Steam Deck}} | ||
= Prerequisites = | |||
* [https://usebottles.com/download/ Bottles] | * [https://usebottles.com/download/ Bottles] | ||
= Setup Instructions = | |||
* Since Bottles is a Flatpak, you'll need to run a simple one-liner in a terminal to grant it filesystem access:<br> | * Since Bottles is a Flatpak, you'll need to run a simple one-liner in a terminal to grant it filesystem access:<br> | ||
<code>flatpak --user override com.usebottles.bottles --filesystem=host</code><br><br> | <code>flatpak --user override com.usebottles.bottles --filesystem=host</code><br><br> | ||
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* Use the built-in "Add to Steam" option in Bottles to add GTA Connected to Steam. | * Use the built-in "Add to Steam" option in Bottles to add GTA Connected to Steam. | ||
= Notes = | |||
* It's much easier to install in Bottles than adding it directly in Steam. | * It's much easier to install in Bottles than adding it directly in Steam. | ||
* There are alternatives to Bottles, such as [https://lutris.net/ Lutris] or adding the GTAC installer as a non-steam Game, but the latter requires changing the EXE to GTAC launcher afterwords. | * There are alternatives to Bottles, such as [https://lutris.net/ Lutris] or adding the GTAC installer as a non-steam Game, but the latter requires changing the EXE to GTAC launcher afterwords. | ||