The Steam Deck is changing the way people play games portably. Or at least the way people play games from the comfort of their toilet seat. Yes, we’ve had the Nintendo Switch for years now, but that console is starting to show signs of age, and people are looking for the next big thing. Thus, the Steam Deck.
Right now there are over 2,000 games that have been given the “Great on Deck” badge, and that’s a long list of games to work through. Of course, many of these have been ported onto other systems, including mobile devices, so we’ve tried to narrow this list down to games you can’t easily play portably anywhere else or will play better here than on other handheld devices.
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Remember, the Steam Deck is essentially a Windows PC, so pretty much any game has the potential to run as long as you make enough tweaks to the settings. If making those tweaks doesn’t sound fun to you, then consider sticking to the games in this list.