I'd say Placid Plastic Duck Simulator, but that is a bit heavy for the Deck.
Sunshine Heavy Industries is "stick together legos to build cool looking ships".
Toem is a great little easter egg hunt with your camera.
Rain On Your Parade is a dreadfully cute "you are a cloud and you cause problems" campaign.
Unpacking, Hardspace and more are in a Humble bundle right now, heard good things about them
That would certainly grab a certain amount of business back from itch & gog & jast.
Political power akctually flows from the collimator-matrix of a phaser.
But a gun? Puh-lease.
You missed their flirting because a good portion of your highschool class discovered that the absolute funniest gag in the world is to "flirt" with you.
What are they even putting in there that's cheaper than friggin POTATOES?
Pringles are like gelatin sheets that melt-in-your-mouth into a sad version of instant mashed potato flakes.
Walmart has a surprisingly good house-brand of crinkle cut. Aldi has a lot of fine or great or occasionally horrifying chips (try the bratwurst). Utz makes a lot of good chips. Middleswarth, ohh that's the God of chips.
There are so many better potato products that aren't made of pressed potato eyebuds and anuses. There is no excuse for putting up with Pringles.
It may be modular, but many OEMs have the BIOS block out any other component you put in there. Neat, huh?
The staying power of Stardoot is amazing.
Some of these games now also have a whiteout image that you're calibrating at the same time.
Buddy, that's not gonna stop me from cranking it up.
Aaaah that's a drive that should go in the dumpster asap.
Quite a few drm-free game builds still come with "steamapi.dll". It's supposed to be neutered, but maybe it still saw dregs of your steam install and tried talking to steam anyways? It might just need a "steam_appid.txt" file (with just the appid # inside) to nicely ask it to back off. Or the game might go merrily along with removing the steam dlls.
Oh yeah, Dave is amazing. It is "one of those games that tries too hard to be too many different games at once and ends up a mess", except Dave pulls it off.