Anyone who is reading this plays #Linux games on their TV in the living room? What's your setup? Do you just have #SteamDeck hooked-up with a dock or do you use Steam Link software on your TV to stream #VideoGames from your gaming PC or do you have a "Steam Machine" type of a dedicated device just for TV #gaming? I wish to hear about it.
@darth I started with streaming from the bedroom to the living using a wired RPi 4 but the latency was just horrible. A couch gaming PC however is fucking awesome!
There's only 1 day left to get the Metroidvania bundle from Humble, and it's probably one of the greatest #SteamDeck bundles I have seen so far! Don't miss out on getting it:
The new Humble Bundle is filled with some fantastic cooking games that seem to be perfect fits for the #SteamDeck, like Cooking Simulator, PlateUp!, Epic Chef, and more:
A new update for It Takes Two was pushed that removes the EA Launcher (and possibly Denuvo), gets new Steam features, and gets that nice #SteamDeck Verified badge!
A new #SteamDeck Beta Client update was pushed out that improves Steam Families, adds a Bluetooth battery icon to see how much battery your devices have left, and more:
Per a post from the creator of SteamDB, we could be seeing clip/video recording coming to Steam/#SteamDeck with background recording for moments you miss, easy ways to share on the community, and unique timestamps:
INDIKA is an intriguing and deep narrative experience that stuns in visuals and storytelling, even if some gameplay elements and #SteamDeck performance could be better.
The Thaumaturge got a new update yesterday that added Polish voice acting, as well as some great #SteamDeck optimizations for a more stable experience:
The Monster Hunter Bundle, which includes World, Rise, and their expansions, ends in two days! For the price, this is one of the best bundles out there right now for the #SteamDeck, and I wouldn't miss out on it:
The Fanatical Prestige Collection is a great bundle filled with fantastic AAA titles that run well on the #SteamDeck, making it a great way to expand your library:
