Valve released a Steam Deck Client Update with a bunch of nice fixes, and they also revealed the top 20 most played games on Steam Deck for November 2022.
First up, the release notes for the new update:
General
- Fixed lock screen PIN reset process to not show PIN entry screen upon Steam Deck restart
- Fixed crash when touching gift or new inventory item notification
- Fixed "show password" toggle to show/hide the password.
- Fixed On Screen Keyboard no longer showing when requested by the game or Proton
- Fixed overlay causing crashes on some native games (Borderlands 2)
- Fixed an issue where context menus would not properly highlight focused items
- Fixed crash when exiting a 1-on-1 voice chat
- Fixed an issue where notification toasts would fail to appear
Steam Input
- Fixed a case where switching Virtual Menus w/ an action set, layer, or modeshift could cause them to stop working
- Fixed an issue introduced in a recent update to the old Big Picture configurator causing the names of new virtual menu bindings to be displayed incorrectly
- Fixed the L3 and R3 buttons not working on some third party PS3 controllers
- Fixed controllers being treated as Xbox One controllers by default when defining their layout
- Fixed the L3/R3 buttons not being detected for some third party PS3 controllers
- Added Left and Right Stick Deflection as an option for Gyro Activation Buttons. Stick deflection is no longer considered a part of "Touch" (Cap Sense) on SteamDeck.
- Fixed rumble for Switch Pro Controllers attached over USB
Remote Play
- Fixed getting the wrong personalization (colors, etc.) for streaming PS4 controllers
- Fixed streaming Bluetooth controllers not turning off
Desktop Mode
- Fixed size of content in Update news dialog when running with Windows text scaling >100%
- Fixed display of the Update News and other popup dialogs w/ GPU accelerated rendering disabled
On the official OnDeck Twitter account, Valve also revealed the top 20 most played on Steam Deck for November 2022 sorted by playtime and the winners are:
- Vampire Survivors
- Persona 5 Royal
- ELDEN RING
- Cyberpunk 2077
- Stardew Valley
- Skyrim Special Edition
- The Witcher 3
- Brotato
- Red Dead Redemption 2
- Fallout 4
- Hades
- Grand Theft Auto V
- No Man’s Sky
- Slay the Spire
- God of War
- The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth
- Spider-Man Remastered
- RimWorld
- Tactics Ogre: Reborn
- MONSTER HUNTER RISE
Quite a few of these have a video on our YouTube Channel.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Interesting spread, I would say those open world sort of games aren't really suited for a handheld, but quest systems offer a perfect way to break up the content, and the Deck's smooth hibernation allows you to just get back into questing whenever you have a free minute. Playing a game throughout the day rather than in far apart chunks probably also makes it easier to follow the larger plot.
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I imagine persona 5 royal would be perfect to take on the go, considering how long it is. That's probably how I'm going to replay persona 5.
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None of these are games I play but definitely a few of these are games I'm interested in.
However it's going to have to wait. I decided that, with the money I spent on the Deck, I'm going to use it to play through my backlog a bit...
But if I ever catch Elden Ring on sale, I don't think I'll be able to resist.
However it's going to have to wait. I decided that, with the money I spent on the Deck, I'm going to use it to play through my backlog a bit...
But if I ever catch Elden Ring on sale, I don't think I'll be able to resist.
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