Steam Deck

My new Steam Deck.

Thinking of picking up Stray. My GF loves cats and has been waiting for a sale.

Steam deck babaay!

I’ve reached a weird sort of critical mass where steam sales no longer provide me with dopamine

It is unlikely that Cataclysm ever goes on sale, because the steam release basically is just a donation. You can get the game for free on the official website: https://cataclysmdda.org

There you can also donate other amounts than the Steam price.

Satisfactory.

Seems neat so far.

My entire wishlist is on sale, so pretty much everything!

I received BattleBit Remastered as a birthday gift, it's great. I hope they don't drop Linux support.

Other than that I might buy Bugsnax.

I just picked up a steam deck!

Likely, tje Steam Deck itsself

Dark Souls 1-3

been waiting for these to go on sale for what feels like forever!

Hades :)

I took journey for the third time (1st time I will play the pc version, hope it's the most gorgeous version) and the quantic dream complete collection. The leitmotiv for this summer is "chill and cinematographic games to play outside"

• Ori and the Blind Forest, after recently completing WotW.
• GTA IV
• Stanley Parable: ultra deluxe. Loved the first one.
• The Beginner's Guide

Some local multiplayer games to play with my partner on the dock:

• It Takes Two
• Unravel 1 & 2
• ibb and obb
• Pummel Party
• Sonic All-Stars Racing

I also considered Hollow Knight and Dead Cells, but prefer to get games on GOG when available.

I think I'm going to pick up control.

I've been toying with the idea for a while now and 75% off is really hard to argue against.

I’m grabbing Nier Automata finally. I have it on disc in ps4, but my ps5 is digital only. So it’s going to be great to play this absolute classic on sd

Ordered the steam deck. Pretty excited about it. Also been looking at Dark Souls 3, and R-Type 2.

Skyrim (again, this time Anniversary Edition) and the Castlevania Advance Collection

I bought Subnautica and ended up playing it all day

I’m going to try out Pizza Tower, my first new platformer in a long time

left 4 dead 2 and team fortress classic. I really love valve games and they are both fun games to play!

FF games are a solid choice. The Pixel Remasters have been very well received and anything that makes the early games more approachable is a solid win in my book. That said, I personally found the 3D version of FFIII (actual 3, not 6) to be phenomenal.

Necesse. It's like top-down Terraria with colonists that organize your chests for you. Great early game content, anyway.

Probably Satisfactory. Made by the same folks doing Valheim, which I've really loved playing. Also thinking about getting High on Life. Supposed to be a good game but the full-price tag has made me hold off until now.

Just now I got three low-priced titles: Verlet Swing | Levelhead: Platformer Maker | Solo

I'm not looking to buy anything specifically. I'll probably check my Steam wishlist at some point with low price and high discount filters and decide if I want anything else.

I don't need anything new though. My library backlog with unplayed great games is big enough.

I finally picked up Subnautica and its sequel. Really liking the game so far, though I tried to play it twice on Hardcore and ended up forgetting that I need to breathe both times, lol.

I only bought games I plan on playing on the Steam Deck. Those are:

• Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition
• Mark of the Ninja Remastered
• RimWorld
• Rune Factory 5
• Clive 'n' Wrench

Never played any of them before.

just bought American Truck Simulator and Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA

I just bought Subnautica

Last night I picked up: Hollow Knight, Deus Ex Mankind Divided, Monster Sanctuary, Pillars of Eternity, Guardian’s of the Galaxy, Journey to the Savage Planet, and a Vampire Survivor DLC. Not bad for ~$60.

Probably gonna pick some more out for an even $100 lol Cult of Lamb is high on the list.

I got Lake and The Long Dark, both of which had been on my wishlist.

I picked up Sun Haven. I was thinking of playing it the other day, and the steam sale reminded me it existed. (I'm having fun with it, but the play experience is somewhat janky.)

Other items on my wishlist on much bigger discounts are just sitting there because I don't have the mental space for them.

I went crazy on some colony sims like 'Foundation' and 'Kingdom's & Castles'. Loving them both!

If I could I would by myself some time to play games