Steam Hardware

Recently finished another play through of Rise of the Tomb Raider.

Started Shadow of the Tomb Raider, but went back to playing some older titles starting with Legend.

The last game I've played on the deck is The Lake. Tried some Apico too, but I don't understand the goal in that game.

Doom eternal, I am seriously addicted

Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children.

The story is nonsense, the art style is meh, the translation is challenging.

But goddamn the combat and build variety/experimentation is through the roof.

All I've been wanting to play lately are trpgs. And after having finished most of the major players in the genre (Shadowrun Trilogy, X-Coms, Wasteland 3, Pillars, Mechanics, Midnight Suns, Daemonhunters, Rome, etc.) I've been really starved for passable games.

I feel like Troubleshooter can stand with the best of them. I'm like 50 hours in and don't feel like I've even scratched the surface.

Can't wait til Showgunners drops in price a bit and Broken Roads / Lamplighter's League comes out.

Just picked up Sekiro in the summer sale. Hope my LB survives 😂

Tape to Tape hockey has getting my most play time. Perfect deck game.

Skyrim (two-handed Orc barbarian/bandit that despises magic, so goes out of his way to not use anything enchanted and kill magic users) and Fallout 3 for the first time to hold off my Starfield hype (on Series X)

Also bought a ton of rogue-likes this weekend from the sale - Hades, Risk of Rain 2, Slay the Spire, and Dead Cells. Never played Hades until now and it's amazing, of course. The rest I've played a bit, but not a ton for each of them, so it's fun getting into them all. I think these style games are some of the best for the Deck.

Burnout paradise

I'm on an Ally, but similar stuff.

• Planet of Lana - It's Limbo but less depressing.
• Tinykin - A platformer with a dash of Pikmin. Like, a very small dash. Some reviews way overplay the Pikmin aspect. It's more of a collectathon platformer, and the Tinykin are more or less just abilities you need to collect in every level. There's no strategy and you're not at risk of losing them unnecessarily. There's enough to collect everything in every level. I loved the game, but it's not Pikmin.
• Pokemon Luminescent Platinum - It's a BDSP (specifically BD) mod that makes the games Platinum with some additional QoL stuff like a built in level cap so you don't get overpowered, additional moves and Pokemon, and just a ton of stuff. It's very good.

Cassette beasts, daemon x machina, remnant from the ashes, caves of QUD, and various yuzu roms to see how they run (shockingly well).

GTA 5, world of tanks, simrail, NFS underground 2 and have dabbled with assetto corsa running on proton (little bit wack and doesnt run content manager yet)

I picked up Ruined King and Midnight Suns at 50/60% off respectively. Haven't played MS yet, but ruined King is cool so far. I've never played league of legends so I know absolutely nothing about the characters, but the game play is solid. Similar to Battlechasers (same devs!) But a lot more refined and polished.

Just finished replaying FFIX (moguri mod) and FF7 New Threat 2.0. Now I'm playing Cosmoteer and Dave the Diver

Diablo 4. I have actually played from 1-62 as a druid so far on Steam Deck and it's been a fantastic way to experience the game.

Dying light. I bought it on sale years ago and couldn't really get into it. I think the combat just takes a while to get into. Plus, I don't think it's really meant for keyboard and mouse.

I love it on the deck. It runs great and looks amazing for an 8 yr old game.

Hades. Like 80 hours of Hades

I've returned to the 2000's with Mass Effect, New Vegas, Morrowind and Stalker.

Persona 5 Royal

Chained Echoes