A place to discuss and support all things Steam Deck.
Replacement for r/steamdeck_linux.
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Top 20 games played on Steam Deck in the past month, sorted by playtime.
Worth noting that Steam doesn't track playtime for non-Steam games. So this doesn't include Minecraft, Retroarch, or anything purchased through Itch, GOG, or Epic.
No doubt Fortnite would be somewhere on this list. Minecraft too. Not sure what else would be a guarantee.
Fortnite can’t be played unless you’re running windows
Ah that's a good point. I main Windows myself on Deck, due to Game Pass, so I forget about that side of things.
Edit: The amount of downvotes I got just for mentioning using Windows on Deck...
Do you think any of such games would be in the list?
I'd imagine only a smaller subset of people even set up their Steam Deck for third party games.
The fact the SteamDeck can play all of these at decent graphics and FPS in their full fat PC version still blows my mind
Ehh... Starfield chugs on my Steam Deck to the point where the slowdowns make it practically unplayable. >.<
I've been playing Baldur's Gate 3 on my Steam Deck since release, it's been such a great experience I can not recommend it enough, I never thought I would be able to play such a great game confortably from my bed on a "handheld" (?).
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Top 20 Steam Deck games of September 2023, by hours played
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Crazy that Binding of Isaac is still in there, it's been years since the last release and it's not really in the public consciousness the same way something like Vampire Survivors is. Fantastic game though, happy to see it continue to succeed
Probably because the new one is getting a lot of press and people go back to it
So proud of Skyrim, GTA-V and Fallout-4 holding strong decades after their release. They could be the most played games of the century
I think their age is also an advantage on the Deck. Since the requirements are lower they run better then new AAA games.
Wait starfield works on SD? I thought it was too slow. Has there been a new patch?
I actually went on vacation the day it released. I installed it on my deck to be able to play when at the hotel. I put 14 hours in starfield on my deck. It's PLAYABLE but not really ENJOYABLE. You have to turn it down to almost the lowest setting to play it reliably.
Mods + cryoutilities has it running pretty dang good!
I played like 80 hours on steam deck. I don't think it's as optimized as Todd claims (RDR2 is much older and looks much better), but it plays alright.
No mods or anything, just settings tweaks.
I had no idea vampire survivor was such a hit. Feels like that would be a great handheld game.
Starfield ? How ?
It's just for one month
But how can a steamdeck run starfield ?
Keep in mind, theres a giant community behind yhe steamdeck, and if a game allows mods(especially bethesdas), theres always a modder who has a modlist for tweaks specifically for the deck.
I think these would be better if they worked like ratings charts and showed relative changes since last month.
I really want to enjoy games like Fallout or GTA on the Deck but compared to mouse/keyboard it's just really bad. I cannot understand how so many people like to play games like CoD or Battlefield on consoles.
Glad that Sea of Stars is so high on the list!
Elden Ring is approaching 2 years in a few months and I can't believe it's still going this strong.
I'm contributing to #Stardew and #SlayTheSpire 👍
Glad to see I'm not the only with a spire habit that can't be kicked.
It's impressive to me that games made by small teams or solo artists are going toe to toe with games made by the entire Western hemisphere. Stardew Valley is being played more than RDR2?
It's weird how the fromsoft games are the only ones in all caps.
Seems to be a Japanese thing. Several of em do that. Wish they wouldn't.
I feel good for CDPR. They fumbled the launch of Cyberpunk, but people are still playing the crap out of it, so I guess they handled it well in the end. It must be horrible to have worked on a game for years, only for it to blow up the way Cyberpunk did.
Edit: Though I suppose the launch was only "fumbled" on last gen hardware.
