Adventure Free To PlayPartial controller

All Is Dust on the Steam Machine

Not yet testedDerived from SteamOS compatibilityProtonDB Silver· 5 reports

Can the Steam Machine run All Is Dust?

All Is Dust isn't rated for the Steam Machine yet — Steam publishes no SteamOS compatibility signal for it, and we'd rather say so than guess.

Where to buy All Is Dust

We'll publish a verdict as data arrives. One signal does exist, and it isn't ours: 5 Linux players have reported running it under Proton, rating it Silver. That says it runs — not how fast. Recommended RAM is 16 GB — exactly the Machine's 16 GB.

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Key facts: All Is Dust on Steam Machine

Compatibility: Not yet tested (unknown). No SteamOS compatibility signal for the Steam Machine yet.
Device & mode: Steam Machine: Not yet tested — Runs locally on SteamOS (1080p default)
Steam Deck: Unrated by Valve — Runs locally on the handheld (800p)
Steam Frame: Native status: unknown — Flatscreen — streamed from a Steam Machine to a virtual screen; native play not rated
Performance: No frame-rate data — we don't publish a number we don't hold.
Conditions: None recorded — there is no frame-rate test to describe.
Basis: No verdict · 1 source (1 linked) · data as of June 2026 · methodology
ProtonDB: Silver, 5 reports
Limitations: No frame-rate measured and Valve hasn't rated it for SteamOS — there is no verdict yet.
Not recorded here: anti-cheat status, frame generation, game / SteamOS / Proton versions.

Steam Machine

Not yet tested

Not yet rated

Steam Deck

Unrated

No measured data yet

Steam Frame

Flatscreen

Stream to a virtual screen

Analysis — All Is Dust on the Steam Machine

CPU vs GPU

Adventure games spend their budget on atmosphere rather than speed. On the RX 7600-class GPU, lighting quality and resolution cost the most, so FSR Quality is the trade to make if native looks soft.

What to expect

All Is Dust has no SteamOS rating yet. A similar game we do rate, What Never Was, lands green on the Steam Machine — a reasonable first guide until this one gets its own verdict.

On the couch

Steam lists only partial controller support — some menus or modes may still want a mouse, and Steam Input's community layouts are the first thing to try.