Did you know you can edit titles on lemmy? You could fix your typo. stram -> steam
And also the other 14 typos in the title
Haha i did not, im on mobile, may edit it later
I'll throw in Hollow Knight as a recommendation
The ori games are great on deck too.
Some friends recommended this over and over for the longest time. I was never really interested, as it didn't seem like the kinda game I'd be into (2D, platformer, "metroidvania"? - wtf is that?).
I finally caved in and gave it a shot. I was super frustrated at first. I was just really bad at it. Fast forward a few months and I've played it through at least a few times. Last playthrough got me the "Speed Completion", "Steel Soul", and "Steel Heart" achievements.
Easily one of my favorite games of all time. Super excited for Silksong.
Ah yes silksong the game that still hasn't had a solid release date yet 🥲
Outer Wilds, Disco Elysium and Elden Ring for me! I had not had the Steam Deck for that long though.
Diablo IV runs really well on the Steam Deck.
Can I participate even if I don't have a Steam Deck? 🥺
well, according to the title we are looking for stram deck games, so you prolly good to participate
Death Stranding. Keep on keeping on!
Oh gotta try that on the deck!
Prey was awesome and ran great! I had a great time with Surviving Mars. Just "finished" Necesse in it's current EA form.
Did you play the DLC for Prey already? Mooncrash is really entertaining.
I haven't tried it yet! As fun as Prey was, it was also scary and stressful lol. I needed a break from the genre :)
I hate when the steam deck fans are loud so I like playing 2D games like Vampire Survivors on it.
Great game, they adapted it to mobile, arguably best place to play it now
Hades
Cloudpunk has been fun to play in bed. Also Dorf Romantik. And... ah, The Ascent also runs quite nicely on the Deck, if you can get over the text size.
I go regularly also to retro games in EmuDeck.
Brotato, even more now since 1.0 haha. Lots of old GBA games via RetroArch. Battle for Wesnoth is great on there too. A bunch honestly.
Shadows of Doubt is a really cool procedurally generated detective game, the performance is definitely a little iffy, but it’s still playable and very fun
Grand Theft Auto 4 is awesome to play on the go(though it does eat battery life)
Most recently, American Truck Simulator! But a game of Human Fall Flat whenever a new map comes out never goes amiss!
Binding of Isaac Repentance is great! I've dumped so many hours into it.
I really like that you can throw like any USB/Bluetooth/Dongle controllers lying around at it to play some nice couch coop/multiplayer games when friends are around (in docked mode on a big screen oc). Stick Fight The Game with up to 4 players, Gang Beasts with up to 8, Nidhogg I and II for a tournament.
Picking up games I am currently playing on my gaming PC like the RE-engine Resident Evils and remakes or Jedi and Hogwarts have been my best experiences so far. Yes, graphical fidelity isn’t as good, but the general seamlessness gives serious Switch vibes, but for modern games instead of the more „mobile“ feeling of the average Switch game.
Pizza Tower
Wall World How to survive
Both great to play on the deck.
I really enjoy Snowrunner as a single player game on the deck. Truck hauling game but I’m pretty open world sceneries, it gets challenging very quickly (Dark souls but with diesel fuel). The deck runs the game fantastically so it’s a great casual game to just drop in and drop out whenever.
For multiplayer, I like the Lego Star Wars Skywalker Saga and It Takes Two (story was fucked and definitely someone’s childhood trauma story but the gameplay is well executed and fun).
Multiplayer, the Steam Deck is great for couch co-op like PlateUp! I carry a usb-c dock with hdmi out so I can put it on a friend's TV.
I've been playing Nova Island lately and it's been great on Steam Deck!
Fallout New Vegas and Battle Brothers has been my go-tos!
I've been having a blast with Hard space: Ship breaker, it plays great but it can eat the battery a bit
Have you played with kb+m before? I tried to play on the Deck but couldn't get used to the controller
Yakuza - any of them honestly. They run so well on the SD it’s incredible.
CS:Go for multiplayer :) It took me a while to build a very accurate control scheme using the touchpads, gyro and back buttons; everything had to be tuned multiple times. But once I was done, I stopped playing CS:Go on my PC. It may sound unbelievable to the uninitiated but you can get the same level of performance on the Deck in a competitive FPS (my rankings and #headshots hasn't taken a hit). The point is, don't sleep on the touchpads and gyro!
I tried this with fallout new Vegas but can't get comfortable with on it. Any advise would be appreciated. Using wasteland mod so combat is better, but controls suck to me. I also tried flick stick.
Kingdom two crowns, I've owned the game for a while but only really got into it with my Deck.
Single player: Hades
Multiplayer: Deep Rock Galactic, Euro Truck Simulator 2Enter the gungeon. Own it on 3 different platforms and after 100s of hours of playing it's still fun to play.
Persona 5 Royal on go :)
