I recently finished Hyper Light Drifter. It was decent, pretty good level of challenge in boss battles or when the enemies surround you. Backtracking to find secrets was a chore though. And cloud saves didn’t work which was a bummer.
Before that was another attempt to enjoy No Man’s Sky. I just can’t do it, too many bafflingly stupid design decisions.
Now I’m loading Red Dead Redemption 2 onto my Steam Deck. Finally time to undertake what I hope to be my favorite wild west adventure ever.
I might start RDR2 alongside you. The controls and lack of time have kept me away from the game, but I have been itching for a game like it for such a long time.
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I recently finished Hyper Light Drifter. It was decent, pretty good level of challenge in boss battles or when the enemies surround you. Backtracking to find secrets was a chore though. And cloud saves didn’t work which was a bummer.
Before that was another attempt to enjoy No Man’s Sky. I just can’t do it, too many bafflingly stupid design decisions.
Now I’m loading Red Dead Redemption 2 onto my Steam Deck. Finally time to undertake what I hope to be my favorite wild west adventure ever.
I might start RDR2 alongside you. The controls and lack of time have kept me away from the game, but I have been itching for a game like it for such a long time.
I’ll download it on my Steam Deck tonight