Steam Deck

Been playing a lot of Solasta lately. Also, picked up Inscryption on the Steam sale today, and already hooked.

The Witcher 3, Cult of the Lamb, and MMBN Legacy Collection.

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

Diablo 4 and Project Zomboid. Playing these games with a controller is an amazing experience. Took me a while to get used to with Zomboid tho.

Spark the Electric Jester 2/3 are sick af!

Protodroid Delta is super fun!

Hotshot racing is a blast from the past despite requiring being online to even start for no reason.

Battlebit Remastered, but I do have a work pc incase they introduce the new anti-cheat to protect servers from DDOS.

I'm also thinking of getting into Ridge Racer for the first time, but MAN the car turning is WEIRD. Makes me want to start NFS Underground.

OG FFVII

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 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.

Diablo 4

Star Realms

Dead Cells

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

GTA V

Skull the Hero Slayer

Spider-man remastered

Vampire Survivors just keeps drawing me back

That and Hades with a side of Nuclear Throne

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

Diablo 2 Resurrected

Dead Cells

Dragons Dogma

Grim Dawn

Vampire Survivors

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.

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.

Playing a ton of Diablo IV - runs great, but I’m still on a quest to find the most optimal (for me) settings. And I just picked up Horizon Chase, Dredge, and Dave the Diver. I’ve played a few races in Horizon Chase and am debating between starting one of the other two. But between ToTK on my Switch and D4, it’s hard to make the time for everything I want to enjoy!

Non-stop Diablols for me or StS if I can’t guarantee an hour or can’t get online. Diablo IV runs perfectly.

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

Mostly Diablo 4. Game plays great on it.

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

Just finished replaying FFIX (moguri mod) and FF7 New Threat 2.0. Now I'm playing Cosmoteer and Dave the Diver

The last game I've played on the deck is The Lake. Tried some Apico too, but I don't understand the goal in that game.

Just finished Jedi Fallen Order and now I'm again stuck to Hades and Brotato.

I've lend it to my girlfriend for an evening and she tried some "Weeb" games especially Atelier Ryza and ordered herself a Deck now to since it's summer sale :)

Deeply addicted to Monster Train after picking it up on the sale

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.

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

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)

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.

Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children.

The story is nonsense, the art style is meh, the translation is challenging.

But goddamn the combat and build variety/experimentation is through the roof.

All I've been wanting to play lately are trpgs. And after having finished most of the major players in the genre (Shadowrun Trilogy, X-Coms, Wasteland 3, Pillars, Mechanics, Midnight Suns, Daemonhunters, Rome, etc.) I've been really starved for passable games.

I feel like Troubleshooter can stand with the best of them. I'm like 50 hours in and don't feel like I've even scratched the surface.

Can't wait til Showgunners drops in price a bit and Broken Roads / Lamplighter's League comes out.

Pikmin 2 and OMORI