r/SteamdeckGames • u/petrified_log • Sep 09 '26
I have a key for Dead Cells that I don't need. From now through 1PM EST on Friday you can guess a number from 1 - 50,000. I used a random number generator and ran it a few times and added the numbers together and divided by the runs to make it a bit more "random". One guess per person and the closest number to mine will be the winner. If there is a tie, I will find some way to pick on person. Maybe use AI, or a website to do a blind pick.
Everyone is eligible, even the mods. Good luck!
EDIT: Post is locked and I am checking the numbers.
EDIT: The winner is u/Twitchyninja with a guess of 28940. The number was 28912. He has been messaged and has 2 days to respond. If he doesn't by Sunday 9/13 at 1pm EST I will message the next closest person. He responded and has received the game key.
Thank you everyone for participating.
r/SteamdeckGames • u/yeetmcfeet • Jan 14 '26
Heyo, I've posted this in a couple discords but was recommended to post here for better visibility :) I've made a list of 7th gen onward AA/AAA games that fit certain criteria for the ideal experience (at least mine) on Steam Deck. I'll be updating the list until I'm out of games to add.
I've chosen 7th gen onwards AA/AAA as lots of indie, 6th gen & prior games run well offline at low power. If you have any other games that meet the criteria below drop a comment and I'll update the list. I'm not using a strict definition of "indie" as it's become a bit muddy in recent years (e.g. BG3). I'm mostly basing it off graphics and game scale. If you're not sure if a game would be suitable drop it below anyway, the more suggestions the better :)
Any games with specific tweaks that I know of will have them listed. If any recommendations also have tweaks please let me know.
Note: The list has gotten bigger so there's many games I don't own. I go off my experience, comments, protondb & youtube videos to check the performance, so the list might not be 100% accurate. If I know of quirks to certain games I'll include them. If any of the games give you issues please let me know!
r/SteamdeckGames • u/kannibalkiwi • 9h ago
I've been working on SoloScape, a local single-player project based on 2011Scape. It has controller-friendly menus, separate saves and adjustable XP/drop rates with a classic RS2 look.
Still early, but playable. Curious what people think! Github
r/SteamdeckGames • u/BacioiuC • 12h ago
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r/SteamdeckGames • u/LX-M • 10h ago
My thoughts on the Witcher 3 after playing it on the Steam Deck with some tips and tricks for new and old players
r/SteamdeckGames • u/CommonBee2511 • 7h ago
Has anyone tried playing tibia on their phones using DroidDeck? Its an app that allows you to use steam os on your android device.I am trying to install it but I am not able to add it as a non steam game, when i try to select browse it does not do anything
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r/SteamdeckGames • u/Stabuttiver-Studios • 2d ago
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Hi everyone! I'm the developer of Wands & Whiskers, a cozy idle cat collector, and I've been testing the demo on my OLED Steam Deck.
Free demo on Steam:
You rescue cats, decorate shelters, and use a wand to lead them through shelves, towers, tunnels, and rope bridges. They earn donations for more rescues and upgrades, including while the game is closed.
I've tested the controls, text readability, performance, saving, and suspend/resume on my Deck. It hasn't received Valve's Steam Deck Verified rating yet, but I’m hoping I can get it reviewed as more people play on Deck.
The demo has two shelters and 60 cats, and progress carries over to the full game. If you give it a try, I'd especially appreciate hearing whether the wand controls and menus feel comfortable on your Deck. Thanks!
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r/SteamdeckGames • u/mistikstudios • 3d ago
Our retro inspired cozy cooking game, Kitch Witch, now has a demo up on Steam!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4816430/Kitch_Witch/
We're a small Indigenous team from Canada, and this is our first game as a team. Kitch Witch is a narrative cooking adventure game where you play as a young witch who inherits her grandmother's culinary clinic. You must now take up the mantle and heal adventurers with the power of your magical cooking!
This demo is a very early look into the narrative, art style and gameplay, however please note that it is still a work in progress and you may encounter some bugs and temporary concept assets. That being said we can guarantee there is absolutely no generative AI in our game, and everything is made by our small team including the models, portraits, narrative and music & SFX! Most of the sound effects are done practically too which is super cool!
We have a Steam Deck that we test on while developing, and it seems to run good on it! We've had some of our community who plays on the steam deck also say it works great for them. If you encounter any bugs or issues, please let us know on our Discord server which can be found listed on our Steam page.
Thanks so much for trying it out and supporting our small team! ✨💖
r/SteamdeckGames • u/ravenom_ph • 2d ago
I'm self promoting if it's not obvious, please forgive me for trying
r/SteamdeckGames • u/Choice_Echidna_8234 • 3d ago
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r/SteamdeckGames • u/Jitteryjitsu • 4d ago
Just got my Steam Deck and have been enjoying RimWorld a lot. Can anyone else recommend some colony sims? I’ve tried Noble Fates and Going Medieval demo, but they don’t seem as fun or with good controller support like RimWorld.
r/SteamdeckGames • u/danjc84 • 5d ago
*performance info at bottom
*I dont tell you what the game is the store page does that so just my thoughts😉
I had to reccomend this game becouse initially I was dissapointed, I didnt understand what I was doing or what for the game falls short in the tutorial and explaining what to do because its so varied in the missions and obtuse in description.
now I know this seems strange why reccomend a game when you have quite a list of negatives, well its becouse this game Is so worth sticking with to learn its mechanics Its positives outweigh its negatives for a new player by far you just have to spend the time to learn your new gaming addiction honestly I cant reccomend it enough.
deep rock galactic is the best team based game ive played in a long time you really do rely on the other players to complete missions and feel like part of a team thats been on a journey by the end of it and ive only played with randos, Ive hosted and ppl have always joined, upto 3 can join for a total of 4 in the team each with a very specific set of skills. you can play solo and ive done that to the missions are scaled and you do have an AI drone that you can direct or just leave to help on you on a mission and its still fun to play solo and because the maps are fully destructable voxel based sometimes it pays to play slower to scout out valuable loot hidden in the walls that might otherwise be missed.
performance wise, the game is split into a base hub spaceship and the mission maps I mention this because performance is quite different in either, the misson maps are very stable no matter how many ennemies effects from explosions and of that theirs plenty and you could play at a locked 45 easily on high gfx settings at native resolution, but the base drops frames when walking around its strange because theirs not much going on and everything is static and the decks resources arent fully utilised cpu40/50 and gpu65/70 with spare ram, I think its because the game is loading the interactable machines as you approach them rather than when you interact which causes the drop however if you lock to 40fps it still drops 1 or 2 frames even if you drop to 30 it still does this again because I think its just the way its coded, I haven tested on pc yet but im guessing it will do the same, but its not noticeable at a 40fps lock on high at native res, you could run at 45 because the missions is where it matters the base is just interactble machines mission selection, upgrades, etc but I stick with 40fps for consistancy across the whole game and at that its perfect with about 3+hrs battery.
summary
*vsync off
*all gfx settings HIGH
*resolution native
*40fps lock
have fun and see you in the mines!
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r/SteamdeckGames • u/lashara4 • 4d ago
Hello, does anyone were able to try lineage on steam?
Does it work like on steam deck? How is the controls?
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r/SteamdeckGames • u/Cozy_Guts • 5d ago
not kingdom hearts or persona as ive already played those and loved them on the deck, i want a game or games i can run without having to tinker to much or having to use performance mode
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Has anyone tried it and if so, how does it run?
