For it it has been Hollow Knight, Left 4 Dead 2, and Transport Fever 2.

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    These are pretty much always installed on my Deck:

    Dead Cells

    Dragons Dogma

    Binding of Isaac

    Children of Morta

    These I finished recently on SD in one form or other:

    Dishonored

    The Stick of truth

    …but there are plenty

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      How well does Dishonored run the Steam Deck? I have been thinking of getting one and Dishonored is one of the games I want to play on it.

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        Awesome. Smooth 60 fps on mid-high settings and battery life was around 3 hours.

        Also loading times were like 2-3 sec so it’s one of the best titles for the Deck I experienced so far.

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        I played D2 on the deck and it worked fine after tuning the graphics settings. Though I fully admit when things got tricky I docked and used kb&m.

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    I really enjoyed Dredge, Dave the diver runs also great on the Deck, but personally Dredge is more beautiful and controls are feeling more intuitive.

    I also enjoyed The Forgotten City, the Long Dark, and The Outer Wilds.

    Heck even God of war runs surprisingly well on the Deck.

    The only problem I have is with shooters, because of the finicky aiming mechanism, even with the trackpad.

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    Like a dragon infinite wealth, one of my favorite franchises and it runs very well on deck.

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    been hitting Dragon Age Inquisition hard since the controller fix proton-ge workaround got released.

    it looks beautiful in handheld and when I play in docked I’m noticing that textures look nicer than they did on my Xbox.

    such a fun game. 🤘

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      This is what I needed to hear. I have a save from 2016 that I’ve been wanting to finish, but bounced off of it on deck because I had to map all KB+M controls to make it happen.

      After I finish The Witcher 3 (which has an amazing experience in the deck), this is where I’m headed.

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        I’m with you. I couldn’t get the keyboard and mouse rebind to feel anywhere close to comfortable.

        I have only ever played DAI with a controller. So I was very happy that I found the proton-ge version.

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      You know of any way to get dragon age origins or dragon age 2 to work on steam deck with a controller? Everything I tried felt clunky and weird

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    Dicey dungeons rogue like like slay the spire but changing cards with dices and abilities. The battery lasts forever in that game.

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    Some cool SD verified games nobody mentioned yet:

    • Hades
    • Cult of the Lamb
    • Potion Craft (really great gamepad support)
    • Against the Storm (though the controls take a while to get used to)
    • Griftlands
    • Terraformers