Off topic, why does clicking keep windows 10 trigger the admin pop up? What does it need permission to do? It ain't for removing the ad because I still get it most boots
I tried the demo, and I'm gonna be honest it ain't for me
The gameplay is fine, but it's the UI, controls and stuff letting it down. Its not very polished. Probably just early stages of development.
I had a frustrating start, trying to drive a broken vehicle for about 10minutes. I even googled why I couldn't start the engine. (No luck) Then I got out and saw the icon indicating broken car. Yeah it's me being dumb but a well built game would think of this and help the player if they're trying to start a broken car
I stopped playing after about 30mins, the initial frustration used up too much of my patience
I may give it another chance in about a year or so, when it's more polished and maybe out of early access
Also some of the controller glyphs are quite difficult to see on the deck, looks all jagged
I'm looking for a game with realistic handling where I can race down some roads with traffic. Asseto corsa with mods is perfect but it won't run on steam deck!
How's the controller support? The steam verification doesn't look promising
And yeah it took me a few tries to get into stardew. Mainly because I was playing a simple looking game on a beefy desktop pc, it didn't sit right with me
The deck however, being in bed and playing stardew?? Hell yeah
Not every game is for everyone, if you don't like it fair enough and move on! But I will say it gets very addicting once you've learned the game and played through the first "season"
What if I enjoy my time in bed to the point where I'll happily go as early as 7pm so I have more time to game or watch something? (I have no TV, just phone, laptop and a handheld console)
They feel like a standard Xbox/PS4 controller to me, which feels good imo
They aren't rattly or get stuck. The positioning of thumbsticks could be lower, and the L1/R1 could be easier to reach like a controller but nothing terrible
It's a game that requires next to no focus to play. Perfect for putting on a podcast and relaxing. Probably best for those who enjoy driving. Not everyone's cup of tea tho, I get that
As for the UI, if it's like ets2, it's dated but not too bad. It is an old but very good truck driving game
Especially after you configure it with control settings on the deck. It has native steam input support so all controls are configured on the deck menus itself.
It's really easy, I have right touchpad for looking around and using the mouse in menus, and back paddles to signals, center camera and toggle lights
For some reason, I simply focus so much better when playing ets2 lool. I can't listen to podcasts any other way, my mind always wonders
They can browse the web, and I never meant it would be 100 accurate just easier. Don't think this is going to be a mission critical website