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April 6, 2024
Welcome to this weeks edition of the Steam Deck Weekly and the first one for April 2024. Ive said that I was looking forward to a calmer few weeks after the busy season, but there are too many games coming out even now (and Im loving every minute of it, Jerry).
April 2, 2024
Some theorize Valveโs $680 device has overly tight screws, leading to small stress cracks in the plastic
March 29, 2024
Welcome to this weeks edition of the Steam Deck Weekly. If you missed yesterdays long interview with Dave Oshry of New Blood Interactive, read it here.
March 11, 2024
According to YouTuber Wulff Den, it took between 1,000 and 1,500 hours for the Steam Deck OLED to show burn-in.
March 10, 2024
Welcome to Stramedia, based in Mt. Injury Plateau, or so its called right now after your and your classmates school trip went south. Make your hard calls if needed, as long as you get out of here safe and sound.
February 28, 2024
Cinnabunny is a cute couch co-hop game focused on running a bakery and living in a village with fellow buns. Drawing inspiration from games like Animal Crossing and Stardew Valley, Cinnabunny is meant to be a relaxing, cozy experience designed for gamers...
February 23, 2024
Welcome to this weeks slightly shorter edition of the Steam Deck Weekly. I was a bit unwell this week so no reviews in this edition, but there is a lot of news and new Steam Deck Verified and Playable games to catch up on. I have something special planned for next week so hopefully that works out.
February 20, 2024
Its not all that surprising to see Valve welcome more competition. After all, Valves bread and butter is its digital distribution platform, and the more hardware devices there are to tap into it, the more it stands to gain.
February 20, 2024
Can you spread democracy on the go? We put the latest co-op shooter to the test
February 19, 2024
The Steam Deck is incredibly optimized for low-power operation, but there might finally be a chip that beats it.