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- Comment on [Discussion] What games are you playing on your deck? - November 2024 1 month ago:
Just finished the visual novel ISLAND, read on the Deck for the most part.
Next in line would be finally continuing with Pocket Mirror. Afterwards, looking forward to buying Dredge.
- Comment on Valve Helping Arch Linux With Build Service Infrastructure & Secure Signing Enclave 2 months ago:
Cool!! What are you baking?
- Comment on There's a reason we aren't as harsh on the Steam Deck. Actually, a couple. 2 months ago:
I’m so glad Valve did not give in to the tech-number-nerds who want 2K resolution on tiny screens, saves so much battery life.
- Comment on FlatOut 1, 2 and Ultimate Carnage all get Steam Workshop support, Steam Deck verification in new updates 4 months ago:
Functional multiplayer next?
- Comment on FlatOut 1, 2 and Ultimate Carnage all get Steam Workshop support, Steam Deck verification in new updates 4 months ago:
Probably because it was developed by a different company, and is completely different from the three Flatout games by Bugbear.
- Comment on [Discussion] Double discussion this month, what games did you buy for your Deck during the Steam Sale, and what are you playing on Deck right now? - July 2024 5 months ago:
Enjoy, both are up there in my favourite games. Return of the Obra Dinn is another good one, if you didn’t play it already.
Chasing after that same high, I bought the newest versions of Myst and Riven, never played the originals. Quite stumped in the first level of Myst. I feel like I may enjoy Riven more, but gonna try and stick with Myst first.
- Comment on EA Kernel Level anti cheat will be added to Battlefield V 8 months ago:
*and Battlefield 2042
- Comment on Introducing Steam Families 8 months ago:
Just let him see your hentai games, say they’re “jokes” or something.
- Comment on FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage updated on Steam. It's now Steam Deck verified, removed DRM, added achievements, added localizations, and more 9 months ago:
Holy shit this is amazing. This game used Games for Windows Live, it was horrendous already 15 years back. I played a shit ton of Flatout 2 as a kid, this one is essentially a better version of that one.
- Comment on Valve fixes Remote Play on Steam Deck 9 months ago:
I really want a Håg Capisco to replace my cheap Ikea Järvfjället. Shit’s super ergonomic, I always prefer those at work.
- Comment on [Discussion] What games are you playing on your deck? - November 2023 1 year ago:
Played most of COCOON during a recent airplane round-trip. Also started Pocket Mirror, I got an RPG Maker fever after playing Corpse Party.
- Comment on Game Recommendation? 1 year ago:
I played through OW mostly right before bedtime last year, and IIRC I slept well, but of course your mileage may vary! I wouldn’t call it “very intense” by any means, but certain sequences can be creepy or tense depending on the person playing.
- Comment on Game Recommendation? 1 year ago:
Outer Wilds.
Open World - Puzzle - Exploration - Mystery - Space
Outer Wilds is not small (15-25 hours, + about 10-15h for DLC), but it is a great game to be enjoyed in shorter gaming sessions (30-60min) each night if that’s your requirement. Although if you get hooked I expect you to think about the game during the day as well out of session.
OW is not too mechanics-intensive, nor is it action-based. Most of your time is spent exploring the nooks and crannies of a solar system and following your leads to uncover an ancient mystery. The puzzles are genius, differ between small and large in scale and figuring them out feels rewarding. For the most part, it is far from stressful, maybe excluding certain few parts of the game.
The game is very curiosity driven. Your hand is not held after the first hour or two - it’s only you, your ship and the tools at your disposal. Progression is unlocked via knowledge, not power-ups or new tools, so you need to thirst for that new knowledge.
The game is on sale right now. If you’re intrigued, g
- Comment on downloads in standby mode 1 year ago:
A lockscreen does prevent a thief from using your Steam account… unless you can boot to desktop mode before typing in the password, haven’t checked that.