7 points ·
Jedi Survivor. Runs okayish, chews through battery life though.
u/Klanky
Joined
but his courage was confused
Posts
- [Discussion] What are you playing on your Deck? - March 2026 · 36 points · 30 comments
- [Steam] Islets $7.99 / 60% off) · 8 points · 1 comments
- Might as well get a laptop??? · 219 points · 121 comments
- Might as well get a laptop??? · 219 points · 121 comments
- Might as well get a laptop??? · 219 points · 121 comments
- [Discussion] What games are you playing on your deck? - October 2024 · 40 points · 85 comments
- [PSA] The terrible tragedy of a stolen Steam Deck · 424 points · 103 comments
- Gaming Pillow holder for Steam Deck · 95 points · 16 comments
- Europe AD 1505 · 145 points · 8 comments
- What do you use the back buttons for? · 48 points · 59 comments
- Looking forward to this one on Steam Deck since it'll support support Linux out of the box! · 2 points · 3 comments
- [Help] Just got mine, had a few questions · 0 points · 0 comments
Comments
3 points ·
This was a really fun Metroidvania
1 points ·
Native. Streaming doesn’t seem to work smooth enough on my home WiFi.
1 points ·
I’ve had the opposite experience, I almost exclusively game on it because I can use it lying in bed. So much more comfortable than sitting at a desk for me.
3 points ·
Once I got a Steam Deck, going back to a Switch (for ToTK) feels super awkward for my right thumb. Like I have to hold it funny to adjust the camera and then shift to hit the buttons. Never noticed it before I got my Deck.
7 points ·
Dave the Diver!
15 points ·
I am so sorry, that is a horrible story. It is not your fault!
8 points ·
Interesting. I’ve personally never had a problem with my arms falling asleep, and this looks like it would force my arms into a weird uncomfortable position, but I’m sure there are some people who would really like this.
7 points ·
Man this makes me want to play Crusader Kings II! :-)
5 points ·
Yeah I have a game that pause is space, so I mapped one of the back buttons to that and it’s perfect.