Gaming

Me! Currently playing graveyard keeper and Subnautica. Though I'm hanging on to the hopes that totk emulation will improve soon so I can play at a stable frame rate

I like to dock the Steam Deck for couch coop. Go to games include Overcooked, Boomerang Fu and Lovers in a Dangerous Space Time.

@cecirdr

I'm playing AC: Valhalla at the moment. Getting a decent 40 to 50 fps on 10 W power.

I absolutely love the steam deck. I bounce around games, the most recent new release I played was Hogwarts Legacy. More recently I've been using it as like background occupation to listen to podcasts and have been playing euro truck sim 2 and American truck sim. It's also gotten me back into Elite: Dangerous so I should probably finish that exploration route I had set up. I also very almost finished Celeste (like I'm on the final level), so I should probably go back and finish that. Like I said, I bounce around lol.

Playing next I'm not really sure, I bought KSP2 on launch day but wasn't really able to run it, but the new updates seem to have majorly improved performance so I'll try that when I next feel like it.

Witcher 3, Death Stranding, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, Disco Elysium and Elden Ring.

I like my Steam Deck but I'm not the world's biggest superfan like a lot of guys in the subreddit were. It definitely has its shortcomings and things that could be improved.

LEGO Builder's Journey has been really fun, its a great game to play at night to wind down even though it's pretty short

SD player here ! I'm playing TOTK and The cult of the lamb since a few weeks now :)

I've been playing through Mark of the Ninja Remastered. It works pretty well after you switch to Proton, as the native version has some bugs and crashes.

Before that, the previous game I played through on the Deck was A Short Hike, which is incredibly cute.

Minecraft and RetroArch

Recently grabbed D4, it’s running great atm (60fps).

I've been emulating Mario Party Superstars and Mario Kart 8. Yuzu's multiplayer is amazing!

Currently playing Diablo 4 if I have internet access, Otherwise going through old SNES JRPGs

I'm trying to learn Magic the Gathering on the steam deck, but damn I'm getting my butt kicked. If anyone knows how to learn it I'm all ears.

I have rainworld on my list to play next, for now I'm mostly on Tunic.

I was looking to scratch the FromSoft itch after Elden Ring finally converted me into a lover of those games.

I bought Sekiro on my deck and got crack cocaine addicted to it. Plays GREAT. Also recently finished Celeste on there which is a game I see myself going back to again and again.

I'm playing Yamafuda and maybe will try the system shock remake.

I've heard the controller support is awful there though.