I went into How to Fish expecting something fairly simple: a goofy fishing game, a few islands, some ridiculous fish, and maybe a couple of laughs with friends. Instead, Dazed Games somehow turned fishing into absolute chaos. You are driving boats, wrestling aggressive fish, dealing with physics that seem determined to throw everything into the…
If you bought How to Fish expecting a relaxing little fishing game to play on the couch, I have some news for you: this is not that kind of fishing simulator. Dazed Games’ chaotic co-op adventure throws up to four players into a ridiculous survival trip involving wrecked boats, remote islands, oversized fish, hostile sea…
There are plenty of fishing games that understand the assignment: peaceful water, relaxing music, a rod in your hands, and maybe a suspiciously large fish if you’re lucky. How to Fish from Dazed Games is absolutely not one of them. Released on August 20, 2026, this chaotic PC fishing game takes the most relaxing hobby…
There are some games that make you appreciate having a Steam Deck in the first place. Mortal Shell 2 is one of them. I have been playing a lot of modern releases lately, and honestly, I have become pretty demanding when it comes to handheld performance. If a game looks fantastic but runs like a…
Mortal Shell 2 is the kind of game that makes you appreciate the Steam Deck and question its hardware at the same time. I have played plenty of demanding action RPGs on Valve’s handheld, and there is always a point where you have to decide what matters more: maximum visual quality or consistent gameplay. For…
If you are anything like me, the first thing you want to know before jumping into a new horror game on Steam Deck is pretty simple: does it actually feel good with a controller? There is nothing worse than launching a promising first-person game, only to discover that the controls feel awkward, the menus are…
If there’s one thing I love about PC gaming right now, it’s being able to take surprisingly ambitious games almost anywhere. The Steam Deck has turned everything from massive RPGs to tiny indie experiments into potential couch, bed, or travel games. So when Nautus was revealed as a strange mix of tropical base management, underwater…
If you have spent any real time with a Steam Deck, you already know the golden rule: a game being playable on PC does not automatically mean it will behave nicely on SteamOS. Last Pirates: Die Together is a perfect example. RetroStyle Games’ chaotic pirate co-op game looks like exactly the kind of ridiculous multiplayer…
Mandate Order is exactly the kind of strategy game that makes me appreciate what the Steam Deck can do — and also reminds me where its limits are. Digital Sky’s ancient China simulation throws a ridiculous amount of activity at the screen. You are not simply placing buildings and watching a few units walk around….
Echoes of Mystralia is exactly the kind of action roguelite that feels tailor-made for the Steam Deck. Fast combat, ridiculous spell combinations, colorful environments, and constant movement make it incredibly easy to lose an hour without even noticing. There is one problem, though: when the screen gets absolutely buried in projectiles, explosions, magical effects, and…
