Steam Deck

Blasphemous

I finally got totk running on Yuzu at a playable setting. But I'm 2/3 of the way through it on my switch lite. So torn on starting fresh on the deck or just finish it on the lite. The screen is so small and crappy compared.

Deck itself just started Hi-fi Rush. Such a cool game.

Been playing Deep Rock Galactic on the deck. Also finished up RimWorld recently, which actually worked pretty well on the deck.

Taking a break from hunting achievements in Hollow Knight and starting to get into Horizon Zero Dawn which I bought last Steam sale. The battery sure seemed to last a lot longer while playing Hollow Knight...

I’ve been playing through Horizon Zero Dawn! Cryotools really helped stabilize the frame rate and I’ve been enjoying the crap out of it. I’m level 40 right now with about 25 hours in.

I have been playing Alan Wake remastered

Trying to get through all the games in that universe before Alan Wake 2 releases.

Dicey Dungeons, Streets of Rogue, Enter The Gungeon (its default controls are kinda weird though); I played Cassette Beasts for about 10 hours but then I got bored.

I was playing Fire Emblem Engage (Lunatic/Classic difficulty), but then I started replaying Disco Elysium and got hooked on that one all over again. I was pleasantly surprised by how well it controls on the Deck -- great way to kill time on the train!

Hades, Returnal, and Hi-Fi Rush at the moment.

I think Hades is exactly what the SD was made for.

I've been enjoying Diablo 4 on my Deck. Runs great and controls great.

Other than that I've been playing around with emulators to play some classic games I own that are not yet backwards compatible on my Xbox.

Oxygen not included

Been playing some minecraft java editiom, since the 1.20 update just dropped.

I mostly use mine when traveling so currently working on God of War II on the PS2 since i finished the first one recently on the Deck. I have Jak and Daxter and Sly Cooper queued up for later since I never got around to playing those before.

Edit: For Elden Ring bleed has really helped me on harder enemies. That and finding some good farming spots.

Finished Witcher 3 main quest in Steam Deck (the font is so small on Deck)

Now got consumed by The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Monster Hunter Rise, Underhero, and I just bought Halo MCC for my first ever Halo playthrough.

I've actually really gotten into the emulation scene, so I'm playing through Monster Hunter Freedom Unite and some Pokemon rom hacks rn. Also some Fallout New Vegas.

I'm playing Diablo 4, but not on Deck.

As someone who has never played Diablo 4, I am enjoying it.

I've just bought Espresso Tycoon, and it seems like a charming little indie game, so my plan is to play through that when I have the time this weekend.

Into the breach. Such a simple yet perfectly thought out game, which you can easily sink a lot of hours into. It's also cheap.

Right now I'm half way through Final Fantasy VII Remake. I never played the original but have always heard good things about it. I unfortunately already know the big plot point about a certain character but so far I'm invested in the story!

I just started playing Far Cry 6. I also have Hogwarts Legacy and Tiny Tina's Wonderlands ready to go.

No Man's Sky is my first deck game. Haven't had enough time to get too far, found it tough to slip away long enough to play for decent chunks of time.

Just got started on My Time at Sandrock after the cozy/family friendly games sales. It runs at a stable 30 FPS so far & I'm enjoying the game. Once SoS:aWL releases later this month, I'll be switching over though.

Car Mechanic Simulator 2021, and No Man's Sky.

Horizon Zero Dawn. Almost through the main story.

I don't have time for longer SD sessions so I only play like once or twice a week now, but halfway through Persona 5 Strikers (with the audio bug on Proton, sadly) and I REALLY want to finish so I can get to NEO: The World Ends With You, ever since I beat the DS original. ...I end up procrastinating work with Youtube instead. Actually, for the past year or two, playing games feels like I'm being productive, comparative to scrolling online.

recently finished Demon’s Souls on ps3 emulator, it’s originally a 30fps game so it ran just fine on steam deck!

Diablo 4! I just can’t put it down!

Just got an xbox so going to play a bit of cod

Diablo 4 via Xbox remote play. It'll never be as satisfying as playing it natively but the extra battery life is always welcome.

I finished playing through Pokemon Infinite Fusion a couple days ago and just picked up Gunfire Reborn.

Finished up the first Hotline Miami and just started Ape Out. Good with a controller and light power usage.

Cassette Beasts is really fun but I've mostly caught everything now so I'm running out of motivation to finish, just like I always do with the actual Pokemon games.

A friend made me try Runescape (3, not Old School) a few months back for the first time in my life. Then they quit and left me hooked and alone, so I do a lot of late night grinding on the deck when I'm too tired for a proper game.

Chivalry 2 on the deck has become a comfort food for me too. No thoughts, just run in and get slaughtered vibes, then run in again.

I got Humble Choice, so I'll try Ghostwire and Grime.

I've been working on Forza 5 Horizons and chilling with some Transport Fever 2. Both run really well.

Haven't tried any local coop games, but gaming via cellular hotspot in a bad signal area seems to be working out fine for games that don't need heavy bandwidth.

Diablo 4, Cassette Beasts, Skull, Boneraiser Minions, Skull, Blasphemous, WoW Classic Hardcore.

Most of it on the steam deck. ClassicHC on desktop because of the stakes.