It’s honestly impressive how far Steam Deck and Linux compatibility has come — 75 out of the top 100 being playable is a big deal compared to a few years ago. Anti-cheat is still clearly the main roadblock, though, and it’s frustrating seeing so many popular titles stuck because of it. Outside of Steam, I still end up playing stuff like Nulls Brawl on my phone when I just want something quick and hassle-free, but overall things are definitely moving in the right direction for Deck users.

Skullgirls is a great shout, that game still feels insanely deep for its age. I’m with you on Vagante too, co-op roguelikes like that never really get old. On the lighter side, I’ve also been playing Nulls Brawl lately totally different vibe, but it’s fun in short bursts and easy to jump into when you don’t want something heavy.