I made a big review about it on the podcast when I got it
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@YuiHirasawa @ChristiJunior @coolboymew
Don't worry about the UI size. You will get to most games so much, that you won't need to read stuff.
But I spent my time on Stardew Valley and Monster hunter rise.
But as long as the game has a gamepad layout, it should be ok :D
Also, Steam deck is a great chance to try GTA IV, since the windows persormance of that game is horrible. It doesn't run on half the PCs even these days. But the linux bros seem to have solved that issue somehow.
@coolboymew @ChristiJunior @YuiHirasawa
Sure, but after I tried Dyson spheare program, I see, that not all games were meant to be played that way :D
@coolboymew @ChristiJunior @YuiHirasawa
Sure.
And also, you never know what you will figure out.
When I was playing GTA-V, I set the gyro-on to the same button as aiming. And that worked WONDERS for that game :D
BTW, my favorite feature of Steam deck is..........
@YuiHirasawa @ChristiJunior @coolboymew
Cloud saves.
I am serious, that thing is amazing. I play on PC, but when I don't feel like sitting, I will just grab the deck, and continue from the same spot.... INCREDIBLE
re: BTW, my favorite feature of Steam deck is..........
Also perhaps set up your own cloud save?
re: BTW, my favorite feature of Steam deck is..........
But a lot of other games are surprisingly playable. I played Unreal Tournament, there were a bunch of already posted layouts, and then you edit it to your liking and... man, it's actually playable
And then a computer JRPG like Anachronox which is very much a PC game in the retarded control scheme and an autist with literally 1000 hours pushed one that actually worked