Gaming

Love my Deck! Currently having a lot of fun with Boltgun, having recently played original DOOM and DOOM II with the GzDOOM, and they're still amazing. Also trying to play X4, though it's a little bit crashy, seems to have memory leaks for days. Want to play Dredge soon.

Trying to work through my backlog. I've just started A Hat In Time and enjoying it so far.

Mostly playing Fallout 3 atm. Planning on finally finishing Skyrim on the deck as well. I've also played quite a bit of itch.io games on there lately.

✋ here. I've been playing mostly Zelda Tears of the Kingdom.

Stardew Valley has been my go-to so far, along with lots of old puzzle games (Portal 1/2, Myst, etc.) and the early Lego games, namely Lego Star Wars

Playing some Wildermyth right now - it works just right. Yakuza Like a Dragon works like a charm on the SD, btw. That is an amazing game. Might go after Ishin Like a Dragon right after!

Currently playing SF6. RE Engine is a wonder.

I'm loving a lesser known game called Necesse, which runs great on the Deck!

Currently playing FF7 remake which has been wonderful. Moving on to Metroid Prime 2 next.

I'm playing Octopath Traveler, Not sure what I'll play after. I've got tons in my back catalog.

I am! I go through phases of playing it, and at the moment all of my attention is elsewhere (namely, TotK on Switch) - but, once I'm done with that I expect that I'll go back to my ridiculous backlog, and Apex Legends.

Breath of the Wild and Guild Wars 2! Amazing Deck experiences. Forza 5, too, but it's so dang buggy...

Diablo 4 has been absolutely perfect on the deck once you get battle.net loaded up. Runs awesome, good battery life if you lower the graphics a little and limit FPS.

I've been emulating Mario Party Superstars and Mario Kart 8. Yuzu's multiplayer is amazing!

Burnout revenge and dishonored

System shock! The remake is really good and worth a look for anyone who was into the BioShock games

Just got here and I have been playing D4 on the deck since early access. Love the deck!

Ive been emulating and toying around with linux a bit mostly I plan to get TOTK on there when im done playing it on the switch

Love my Steam Deck. Lots of Brotato, some Runescape, brawlhalla, Game Boy Games on RetroArch. Hollow Knight too.

I have a Steam Deck but I'm not really using it enough. It's a great device but my gaming PC is just so much better. I use the Steam Deck when I'm travelling, but that's about it really.

I literally haven't played my PC since getting my steam deck, it's fantastic. When they make a Steam Deck 2 I'll preorder it.

Pro-tip I've discovered: Don't trust Steam's "not supported" flag. It's probably supported fine, if you can enter a command line to bypass the launcher. 99% of the "not supported" guys are launcher problems. And you can play your Epic and GOG games through Heroic Launcher.

Played MGS5 through to completion, worked flawlessly. Played through the Kingdom series. Been playing Offworld Trading Company. Call of Juarez Gunslinger. Mortal Kombat 11. Devil May Cry 5. Played Elite Dangerous a bit just to make sure it would (requires bypassing launcher but works). Going to do a replay of Fallout New Vegas here once I'm done with OTC, or maybe Fallout 4 or Outer Worlds. Also been meaning to throw Cyberpunk at it to see how it handles but I don't suspect it's gonna present a problem.

Seriously, these things are the missing link in PC gaming.

Currently playing through Ori and the Blind Forest on my Deck. It's like it was made for that form factor.

Had mine since launch, been chilling playing P5R recently.

Darkest Dungeon 2, TOTK, Everspace 2. Some Time Wasters and Dofromatik when I need something mindless.

Batman Arkham City, then I moved on to Arkham Knight but I streamed that from my desktop because it's more demanding. Now I'm trying to figure out what to play next. Maybe Jedi Fallen Order.

Playing Divinity original sin 2, great controls on steam deck.

I've been kind of slow to play anything on my deck. Right now I've just been emulating a ton of Nintendo games. Currently working on Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door

SteamDeck is GREAT for light roguelikes. They are often designed with controller in mind and are light on the battery.

I've been playing

• Dead Cells
• Hades
• Slay the Spire
• Skul
• Undermine
• Vampire Survivors

All great on Deck

If you haven’t played sleeping dogs, it’s one of the biggest underrated games and runs Amazing on the deck