If there is one thing I have learned from spending way too many hours on handheld gaming PCs, it is that the best settings are rarely the ones that simply push every slider to High. Wanderburg is a perfect example. It looks deceptively simple at first, but once your tiny rolling fortress turns into a…
Fell & Sell is exactly the kind of game that looks like it should be effortless on the Steam Deck—until the screen fills with enemies, particle effects start flying everywhere, and your carefully built shop becomes packed with items, shelves, decorations, and wandering customers. That combination is what makes the game so addictive. One minute…
There are plenty of games that feel perfectly fine at 30 FPS on Steam Deck. Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 isn’t one of them. When a corridor suddenly fills with Xenomorphs, acid blood, muzzle flashes, explosions, and three teammates desperately trying to reload at the same time, sluggish frame pacing becomes painfully obvious. After spending time…
When I first launched Solarpunk on my Steam Deck, I immediately had the feeling that this game was built for handheld gaming. Floating islands drifting through the sky, renewable energy systems powering entire settlements, relaxing exploration with an airship, and a cozy atmosphere that practically begs you to play from a couch or during a…
