I'm hooked on the Gothic Remake. It runs like garbage. I can barely get 30 fps. Sometimes. But I'm still having a great time. I'm on my third run.
Next up is Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. Hope that runs better. KCD 1 ran great.
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I'm hooked on the Gothic Remake. It runs like garbage. I can barely get 30 fps. Sometimes. But I'm still having a great time. I'm on my third run.
Next up is Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. Hope that runs better. KCD 1 ran great.
Going through Control again since the sequel comes out in a few months. I'm usually streaming to my deck from my PC though.
The Ace Attorney games I'm really enjoying the storylines.
Mass Effect Andromeda. Runs great on the deck. also been hitting Terraria fairly hard with a friend.
Parking Garage Rally Racer. Fun little racing game with retro 3d graphics.
Also resumed playing Cat Quest. Simple Lite-RPG where you can leave it for a year and come back to.
Which one of the three Cat Quest game would you recommend for kids? Part 2 seems like a good co-op based on the description.
Cat Quest 2 or 3 if co-op is a requirement.
I hear 2 is a longer game but 3 has better QoL features.
Humble bundle I assume?
Yes, Parking Garage Rally Circuit was from a humble bundle but Cat Quest was a free EGS game.
I discovered Parking Garage Rally Circuit on TechDweeb. I was lucky and waited long enough for a bundle. https://youtube.com/@techdweeb
Tainted Grail. I made a necroarcher and having a blast
So much better than I expected. Reviews back around release made it sound so rough.
Summoning does seem to make the game very easy. I went from getting wrecked every time I encountered stuff to being able to handle enemies that one shot me simply by having fodder. I consider this to be a boon for the game because there should be many playable options and not all should be equally difficult.
Feels like skyrim but with actually good combat. The amount of random stuff everywhere to uncover is crazy.
I've been playing Granblue Fantasy Relink, and I've been really enjoying it. Big DLC for it releases this month, so I'm trying to get caught up to play with friends once the DLC comes out.
Great game, really fun on deck. There are some minor fps drops during character discussions in the town, but performance has been really good during gameplay. Combat system is really fun. There's a big end game loop that's similar to monster hunter, where you do boss fights to farm upgrades and materials.
I've been playing project zomboids. I suck at it lol
Yeah I suck at it a lot. I have a friend who plays a lot, so I thought I could learn by playing with him. But he insists we need to play on harder difficulties so I don't pick up bad habits, and it makes it nearly impossible for me to progress at all when I play with him.
I've been playing Final Fantasy XIV while my wife and I are watching TV in the evening. I'm still adjusting to the gamepad controls, but it runs great and it's relaxing to grind out leveling content.
Trials of mana. It runs nicely but sucks the battery down, only get a little over an hour.
I've also just been playing Luanti (voxelibre, Asuna, mineclonia) a bit because my daughter is learning to play it on her computer and wants me to lan play with her but I have no idea what these games are about.
Just finishing up Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on my Deck; it's been a blast. Once I wrap that up I'm probably going to tackle Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. On the side, I kind of constantly have Fallout 4 and Automobilista 2 going.
Started playing Monomyth recently. I'm not far in yet but seems pretty good so far.
Dusklight.
Decided to finally give the Batman Arkham games a shot, oh and I'm still in the middle of another Fallout NV run.
Doing a new run through fallout 4.
Deeply flawed game with moments of brilliance.
I’ve been trying to play Boyfriends Dungeon and Star Wars Podracer, but I fucked up my thumb last week and can’t use the left joystick without significant pain. It’s not broken, just fucked it up bad.
So I downloaded The Shapeshifting Detective and a few other FMV games since I can play those 100% right handed
As a side note, is there any built in save syncing for Dark Souls II: SotFS? I started my save on my HTPC but would like to be able to play on either system.
Decky has multiple save sync plugins that will allow automatic save syncing between different devices. Many of them are just plugin versions of standard file syncing software, that will have a matching PC client.
You have to have both your PC and your deck awake at the same time for most of them to sync though, unless you add a middle point like Google drive that's always available for sync.
I think two of the options were syncthing and ludensave, but there may be more options or I may be remembering those wrong.
I use syncthing for other stuff, but I consider my SteamDeck and HTPC as untrusted devices. I will give ludensavi a look.
briefly played some Caves of Qud on mine while HVAC tech was here doing regular maintenance.
I almost exclusively play Qud with a keyboard (vim style key bindings) but they did a decent job at adapting controls to the Deck, albeit with some memorization required
Yeah, I thought the deck controls worked surprisingly well. I had tried playing with community control layout before there was an official control scheme, but that was much less intuitive.