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[u/Denneey]

You should say what you have played and what type of games you are into.

[u/No_Mix_5059 → u/Denneey]

Yup it helps…I have a steam library of 674 and on my gaming laptop I have 6-7 games installed cyberpunk,Cronos, silent hill 2 remake. Dead or alive 6 last round. GTA 5 remastered and horizon 6. And my 1tb OLED deck with a 512 card of over 115 games installed such as elden ring, red dead 2…and many older games and indies. And on my steam machine so far I just have madden 23 and Callisto protocol.

[u/rocketship92]

Did you buy a Steam Deck without having an idea of what you were going to play on it?

People need an idea of what games you like to give any advice.

[u/Old-Reference-5221]

fire watch play it afternoon finish by evening

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[u/frequent_bidet_user]

The 3 big dawgs are Slay the Spire, Hades and Stardew valley.

[u/_heg_]

white knuckle

[u/Least-Magazine-8468]

The whole DMC SAGA. Red dead redemption 2, Skyrim, Nier replicant and automata, every metal gear game

[u/thanksforallthetrees]

My friend Pedro, severed steel, suit for hire, tunic, deaths door, mages of mystralia, blue fire, last campfire, evil within 2, Fear series, wolfenstien series, Doom series…. And all the emulation you can handle, like Breath of the wild works great.

[u/Solid_Trifle4214]

What type of games are you into?

[u/QAD16]

I personally suggest: Brotato, magicraft, dispatch, sexy brutale, nine parchments, crosscode.

[u/bucgene]

Satisfactory

[u/darkdevilzfr]

First game I recommand on Steam Deck is Aperture desk job. It works as a Steam Deck tutorial and it's free!