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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
The steam deck is *amazing* for its price point. GF has been using it to play seamless co-op randomized elden ring with me lately but the biggest value I've gotten out of it is that it's like a Nintendo Switch except compatible with better controllers and already has every third party indie release with my save files from PC and compatibility with mods (and I don't have to buy them again!). A $40 usb-c hub turns it into a living room console with none of the console-ness, it's great being able to boot up screencheat or nidhogg or co-op Isaac with mods.

It runs every game I've thrown at it quite well, though I don't really play "cinematic" AAA games so I can't give a firsthand review of stuff like Sony/Ubisoft stuff. Elden Ring and Stray run great on it though.
gpt
oooo ok that does sound wicked, ive always gravitated to playing on pc simply because of mods, commands etc- i may have a proper look at it! how well does it run ie assassins creed games handheld? i would have thought the screen would be too small, but i was pleasantly surprised with botw on handheld switch :)