Sure, you could just find the game's folder and move it to a second Steam install folder on your HDD, but that'd take like, precious extra seconds.

Here, you can add in another drive so that Steam will detect it, and allow you to install (or move) your games there. It's quite easy once you get into the menu, and start shifting your games around.

This is an overview on how to move your games on Steam to another external hard drive.

Learn how to clone a Steam Deck SSD so that you can carry over your game data, ROMs, etc., without starting from scratch.

Either way, performing a Steam Deck SSD upgrade shouldn't end up being too stressful if you follow the steps below. First though, you need to gather a few things together.

To move Steam games to another drive, you'll need to make sure that Steam recognizes that drive. Here's how to do it.