Dave the Diver. It's not only the perfect Steam Deck game, it's contender for indie game of the year. There's just so much content and it's all so good!

Been using Yuzu to emulate Tears of The Kingdom. Works so well for the handheld platform.

(For legal reasons this is definitely not actually true please don't sue me daddy Nintendo)

Tears of the kingdom! emulation has been making strides recently

• Risk of Rain 2
• Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy
• Brotato
• 20 Minutes Till Dawn
• Broforce
• Cats Organized Neatly
• Ever Seen a Cat 2
• Call of Juarez
• Postal 2
• ...and of course, Hades

Dave the Diver...

Been playing a lot of Diablo 4 and sleeping dogs.

Mostly Spyro Reignited here, reliving the moments of my childhood in higher definition. Along with Life is Strange: Before the Storm Remastered.

Just finished South Park Stick of Truth, now moving on to Fracture but Whole. They play really well on the deck and had them in my backlog.

Also just picked up Dave the Diver, so looking forward to give that a spin.

Diablo IV on my Gaben Boy.

Just finished Doom 2016. Really fun and also to train gyro aiming. Started Wolfenstein new order, but I'm kinda not hooked, probably because gameplay is slower then Doom. Got Dandy Ace in the sale, may just play that for a while.

Also finished Cult of the lamb and tomb raider earlier.

Itching to get diablo 4, but then I won't play anything else and I still have many games I want to try/finish.

Diablo 2 Resurrected

Dead Cells

Dragons Dogma

Grim Dawn

Vampire Survivors

I just finished Ori and the Blind Forest and it was a lot of fun. Really well done game in my opinion. Similar to Hollow Knight, if you've played that.

If you haven't played Hollow Knight, play Hollow Knight.

• Red Dead Redemption 2
• Death Stranding
• Diablo 2: Resurrected
• Stardew Valley
• No Mans Sky

So far any of those games perform really well. Especially RDR2 is nice to play. The visuals of that game are stunning, but then again Death Stranding is nothing to sneeze at, too

Cult of the Lamb is an amazing roguelike / messed up animal crossing mashup

Dave the Diver

All the buzz around Diablo 4 got me thinking about my favorite aRPG, Titan Quest, which led me to Grim Dawn, which I have been having a great time playing through for the first time on my Deck.

Diablo 2. Haven't played any Diablo games until a few days ago, but can't put the damn game damn now.

Mostly Diablo 4. Game plays great on it.

Also been busy with cult of the lamb and a bit of Cuphead.

• Diablo IV
• No Man's Sky
• Gta V
• Time Loader (got it cheap from Fanatical.com)
• Door Kickers - Action Squad

• Diablo 4: plays great on Deck and is the perfect way to kill time during lunch break.
• DROP - System Breach: surprisingly tense hacking puzzle/pattern recognition game. Sleeper hit for me.
• Humanity: Lemmings meets Robo Rally, but designed by the Rez/Tetris Effect people.

Spider-man remastered

Mostly easy going and lighthearted games: Omno, Lil Gator Game, FAR: Lone Sails, Alba: a wildlife adventure, Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, Art of Rally. Next: Planet of Lana.

Pretty much a Diablo 4 machine at this point 🥸

Diablo 4

Star Realms

Dead Cells

Noita (700 hours on this bad boy thanks to COVID)

GTA V

Skull the Hero Slayer

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

I've played through the newer tomb raider games and they're great, same with horizon zero dawn and Control. Being able to turn on gyro aiming while a arrow is notched or your gun is raised makes those kinds of games really fun.

Burnout paradise

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.

Been playing Death Stranding with Deck docked to TV and with a PS4 controller. Works like a charm.

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.

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)

American Truck Simulator. And I can't stop. I don't know why it's so enjoyable. I have a huge backlog of games to play, but instead I've got a load of Amonium Nitrate to haul to Barstow, CA.

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