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I play tons of great games on it that are flagged as unsupported. Many don’t even need tweaks. There’s definitely more than 15k.
It’s the best purchase I have made in a long time.
I have never regretted buying one. Took it on a long trip and didn’t have to miss out on the games I usually play, plus I play a lot of games I don’t normally bother with on my desktop.
It’s my favorite device. I’m amazed at how well it runs pretty much everything I throw at it, including unsupported games like DayZ. I take it with me pretty much everywhere, most recently I was playing Fallout 4 at sea world.
Broo, you could literally walk up to a Orca and show that mofo Half-Life 2 on your Steam Deck.
We are absolutely living in the future.
Or go to a zoo and show bloons td to a monkey
I’ve really been pleasantly surprised by how well Proton works, and how well the Deck performs considering it’s a mobile device. It’s actually my primary gaming device now, and I often play with it hooked up to my monitor. Sure, I won’t get 4k @ 60fps, but considering my previous gaming setup was a potato model PS4, the Deck has been a step up and it runs way more games that a Playstation. Definitely good enough for my tastes
plus I play a lot of games I don’t normally bother with on my desktop.
Yeah! There’s games that aren’t worth the trouble on PC, but that shine for playing on-the-go!
2022, I didn’t understand why anybody would get a Steam Deck.
2023, I was sick of playing side scrollers/metroidvanias on my computer, and got a Steam Deck. It becomes what I use for 95% of my gaming now.
2024, my gaming PC is begging me to touch her. I’m sorry my love.
For me the main limitation is things that require big screen/keyboard/mouse (RTSs and strategy stuff, potentially adventure games like Monkey Island which are awkward on a controller), but i imagine a dock will solve that issue, need to get one at some point
