Top 20 games played on Steam Deck in the past month, sorted by playtime.

No doubt Fortnite would be somewhere on this list. Minecraft too. Not sure what else would be a guarantee.

Do you think any of such games would be in the list?

I'd imagine only a smaller subset of people even set up their Steam Deck for third party games.

I plan to add the GOG version of Cyberpunk once I get an SSD.

I honestly reach for it more than my Xbox or switch. it's easy to pick up and put down. easy to charge. and stuff runs fine on it.

It's not for everybody, but I love my deck.

I've been playing Baldur's Gate 3 on my Steam Deck since release, it's been such a great experience I can not recommend it enough, I never thought I would be able to play such a great game confortably from my bed on a "handheld" (?).

Thanks for that. Really hate images that are just data… :(

Isn't there a bot for that?

Sounds like something that needs a bot. Transcribing every meme you want to post and source is just asinine lol.

I wonder if hours spent playing using Remote Play on the Deck counts towards the total.

While I prefer Sunrise/Moonlight, playing Starfield using streaming off your main gaming PC is a pretty good experience!

My thoughts exactly.

I absolutely love my Steam Deck. But playing even Cyberpunk on it made me run back to my PC.

Replayability is fantastic, keeps me coming back.

Edmund said there's will be a normal online coop, finally.

I wish it would go on sale… ever. I’ve bought it multiple times across several platforms now, I really don’t want to spend $60 trying to get all the DLC on PC

I played about 8 games in a row that I couldn't get into until I found this one. It is definitely enjoyable.

I think their age is also an advantage on the Deck. Since the requirements are lower they run better then new AAA games.

Mods + cryoutilities has it running pretty dang good!

I actually went on vacation the day it released. I installed it on my deck to be able to play when at the hotel. I put 14 hours in starfield on my deck. It's PLAYABLE but not really ENJOYABLE. You have to turn it down to almost the lowest setting to play it reliably.

I played like 80 hours on steam deck. I don't think it's as optimized as Todd claims (RDR2 is much older and looks much better), but it plays alright.

No mods or anything, just settings tweaks.

I found it playable but being completely honest, the graphic settings are the lowest and while it looks fine enough for things nearby… shooting at enemies more than a few meters away means aiming under their name. Due to dumb circumstances making my gaming pc unavailable, I’m currently playing it “on my Mac” through GeForce Now.

I installed a mod that didn't play super well with my other mods. It got me to finally say I was done.

I usually use gamepad controls and try and shoehorn gyro as mouse input. Doesn't always work but when it does it's really decent for FPS all things considered.

I just had this horrific dream where my mouse input was functioning like a controller. I think it was PTSD from the days of aiming more with the characters movement than the joysticks.

Still dominated though. Headshots ftw

Aim assist

It's just for one month

OK Sisyphus

Hades was so good

It’s available on mobile apps stores I believe.

Skyrim came out in 2011, sir

Famous from soft game DAVE THE DIVER

Seems to be a Japanese thing. Several of em do that. Wish they wouldn't.

A graphically demanding game being high on this list is more impressive to me. BG3 looks like a claymation game on the deck, I wasn't expecting it to be anywhere near as high.

Check it out. It's a really fun game and perfect for the deck.

I want to rebuy it since it’s such a perfect Steam Deck game, but it’s hard to give up all my progression on Xbox!

The media outrage was disproportionate and completely disconnected from how it actually worked. It was a success from the start. As you said, the fumble was on consoles mostly.

It's certainly good though that they worked so long to make it even better IMO.

FromSoft made DAVE THE DIVER? :P

I remember reading something about Japanese publishers using all caps because they don't use case in their own language. Something like that.

It works fine for me, with a few small settings tweaks. I've probably logged ~70 of my ~310 playtime hours playing on Deck.

Of course it's mostly low settings, so it doesn't look as beautiful as it does running on my desktop via a 3080 at 1440p... but it looks good enough and runs well enough to be enjoyable on a handheld. I don't think I could enjoy an action-heavy game with the same performance, but for something turn-based that focuses more on the story, I'm having a blast.

That said, it sounds like that's the crux: I'm playing it in a portable fashion, on the Deck's screen directly, while it sounds like you're playing on an external monitor, with keyboard+mouse?

I think they both have the same battery life, but Anniversary has bundled Creator Community content with it.

Pure vanilla, the differences arent much. The only one i recall was better water rendering.

Theres a difference now if you consider mods, but vanilla is (mostly) the same

I got 12 :)

It's a handheld, standalone computer. It can do game streaming from a PC as well, but it's powerful enough to run games like Fallout 4 at 40 FPS.

It's basically a gaming laptop in the shape of an oversized switch.

Slay the Spire?

Binding of Isaac?

Fucking Stardew Valley!

What are you talking about? Nearly half of them are indie games.

Not on steam so wouldn't be on the list.

Diablo is not available on steam though.