Noah Kupetsky
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Steam Deck HQLatest Reviews
Marvel's Spider-Man on a portable device is a dream come true. And while you will need to sacrifice battery to hit the golden 40, the payoff is well worth it.
Thymesia is a great souls-like game in a gloomy, gorgeous setting that leaves a little bit more to be desired in terms of performance.
Payday 2 is a fantastic game to play on the Deck with single-player and multi-player support and tons of content, as well as a very cheap price tag.
Days Gone wasn’t going to be an easy game to optimize, but it exceeded most expectations!
Stray
Stray is a story of belonging and finding your way back home. This tale can be played on Deck fine at 30 FPS, but you may find a better experience elsewhere.
With some compromises, and a 30 FPS cap, Red Dead Redemption 2 is an ace-in-the-hole!
This well-optimized game is baffling at how good it feels to kill some zombies on-the-go. Don't pass up on this one or I will become your nemesis.
"That thing is so well optimized it could run on a toaster." is a saying that rings true on Steam Deck for Doom Eternal. Killing demons has never been so easy on-the-go.
This game’s campaign worked perfectly and it was great to re-experience it, but any multiplayer modes left something to be desired.
A wonderful game on its own, but beware of its own lack of optimization and stuttering late-game.
With a little modification, Final Fantasy 7 Remake can be a stable and enjoyable game to play. Though there is a little stutter that cannot be avoided, thanks to UE4, it doesn't make this game unplayable.
