Select CurseForge on the left, then search for and install Controllable.Go to Mods on the left panel, select Download Mods.Hit the Edit button with an Instance selected.Then you can select Add Instance, and pick whatever Minecraft you want to install.Open Prism, select Manage Profiles and go through the process to add your Microsoft Account.From the KDE Plasma Menu, find Prism, right click and select Add to Steam.

In Steam Deck Desktop Mode -> Open Discover and search for Prism Launcher, then install it.YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view. Here's a little guide video showing a fresh install, along with how to get gamepad controls thanks to Controllable and some extra tips: Furthermore, Prism Launcher is still just as true to its roots as ever in providing a project that vows to never bring hostility to those looking to fork, redistribute, or repackage, so long as the terms of our license are respected.īasically, it gives you lots of features the official launcher doesn't have, along with really easy modding and it's great to use on Linux / Steam Deck too! While originally being forked over packaging/redistribution concerns, Prism Launcher brings new and exciting features developed by the community for the community. It allows the creation, and management of multiple installations of the game, or 'instances' rather, each having their own separate mods, resource packs, settings, and more. Prism Launcher is a custom launcher for Minecraft that was forked from MultiMC. I won't reiterate what happened with PolyMC, see the previous article on that, and please keep the comments focused on Prism and the Guide. Here's all the info on it, plus a fresh Steam Deck Guide. Prism Launcher has been released for Minecraft, rising from the ashes of the controversy with PolyMC (that you should no longer use).

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