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The original was posted on /r/steamdeck by /u/Artistic-Lynx-832 on 2026-03-07 10:19:38+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/steamdeck by /u/AspergerKid on 2026-03-07 08:38:06+00:00.

Original Title: Finally finished all the performance and cosmetic upgrades for what I aspired to be a SNES-inspired Deck. What started out as a used 64GB model is now finally the Deck that I dreamed of. Full specs below

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I’ve tried to play Witcher 3 on ps5 & PC. I’ve known it’s an excellent game for years now, but could never get into it. Bought a steam deck a month or so ago and wow, this might be the best game I’ve ever played. 30 hours in and I’m in love. Can’t help but feel that the steam deck is the reason. Just playing in quick burst whenever I have time has made me feel like it’s actually manageable. 10/10 game

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The original was posted on /r/steamdeck by /u/conlmaggot on 2026-03-07 03:19:22+00:00.


Digging a hole

Found this when my son asked for the Nintendo switch version. The PC version has much more depth (pun intended), and is simply addictive.

You dig a hole in your back yard. Find minerals, sell them, upgrade, rinse and repeate. The goal is to find the burried treasure in your back yard.

The art style is very fitting, giving cosy vibes. The upgrade system is linear and easy to understand.

I can see myself playing this while killing time waiting for code to compile at work, or chilling out on a Sunday Arvo.

Not sure about long term replayability, but for the cost, if you get a couple of hours out of it, happy days :)

It's on sale at the moment too!

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The original was posted on /r/steamdeck by /u/Calculation on 2026-03-07 04:47:25+00:00.


My Steam Deck has unfortunately been collecting dust in my drawer for a while now, and I really want to get back into gaming on it.

I’m looking for one of those dangerously addicting games where you sit down to play for “just 30 minutes” and suddenly it’s 2 AM and you’re thinking, “damn… I need to go to bed.” The kind of game where you’re at work or school the next day and all you can think about is getting home to play again.

Lately I just haven’t found anything that hooks me like that. I’ll start a game, play for a bit, and it just doesn’t pull me in enough to keep coming back.

So I’m curious - what game did that for you on the Steam Deck? The one that completely consumed you and made the hours disappear and you did everything you can to hop back on your Steam Deck to play.

Would love to hear what games got you hooked.

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If you guys haven’t tried it yet, Satisfactory runs amazingly well on the deck. With everything set to ultra (without lumen) it’s buttery smooth and looks so good. It’s like a 3d factario. Makes me realise how poorly optimised some titles are.

Edit: ~50 FPS, fsr balanced and 2 hours into the game. Not sure how much of an impact factory size increase will have.

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Yes i know, Some games won't run as good, But less demanding games do.

Its very nice being able to swap from a steam game right to a switch game without having to swap consoles. Being able to go from rdr2 right to a mario game is oddly very satisfying, and honestly my switch is just a dump device at this point lol.

I'd recommend it to those who have a moddable switch one

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So I'm a new steam deck user (1 week) and I've started playing games like fifa22 and planet of Lana. I tried losses scaling for fifa 22 as it has a lot fps drops but once I put the launch commands none of my games work, they just crash right after starting with the steam logo. Can anyone help? Thanks

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