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Featuring games both new and old, games going through Deck Verified can be a fun reminder of what existing games are out there to go through your back catalogue. You can see Valve's list here, although they really need to upgrade it as sorting by the verification date ends up showing games that had a small tweak to their listing without a change to the verified status so it can confuse people.
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My quick picks are:
- Serial Cleaners
- UNCHARTED: Legacy of Thieves Collection
- CULTIC
- Unrailed! (Native Linux)
- Persona 5 Royal
- Anger Foot Demo
- BATTLETECH (Playable - Native Linux but Steam Deck uses Proton)
- NEO: The World Ends with You (Playable)
- Shatterline (Playable)
All of them should work on desktop Linux too thanks to Proton or Native Linux builds.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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I live... again! Cultic is fantastic. It really measures up well to its obvious inspiration, Blood.
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Quoting: LanzI live... again! Cultic is fantastic. It really measures up well to its obvious inspiration, Blood.Thank you so much for mentioning Cultic, I loved Blood but somehow missed this one!
There's even a demo to try!
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MisterPaytwick Nov 4, 2022
Cultic "But Wait There Is More" is more than just inspired by blood.
That's what make it good. It doesn't imitate, it play on the strengths other figured out but amp them up.
One of the greatest boomer shooter out there, no doubt.
Unlike something like Fortune's Run, it may even not use more buttons that the deck provide.
Last edited by MisterPaytwick on 4 November 2022 at 1:21 am UTC
That's what make it good. It doesn't imitate, it play on the strengths other figured out but amp them up.
One of the greatest boomer shooter out there, no doubt.
Unlike something like Fortune's Run, it may even not use more buttons that the deck provide.
Last edited by MisterPaytwick on 4 November 2022 at 1:21 am UTC
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I wonder whether to buy a Steam Deck
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