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My Suika- Watermelon game is like Tetris if you think in the sense of Japanese fruit math. Match any two fruits to make one greater fruit. For example two blueberries will make one raspberry, two raspberries will make one small bunch of grapes. The goal is to keep combining fruits until you get a watermelon, which is harder than it looks.

At the time of review: My Suika - Watermelon game has a Playable rating for Steam Deck. While the gameplay itself is perfectly fine when playing on Steam Deck/Linux the process does seem to get stuck when closing the program. However it is easy to force close either through Steam or System Monitor.

This is oddly more addicting than I would care to admit, and given the low price it's hard not to recommend.

12 Melons out of 8.

Portal: Revolution is another amazing free mod you can download that offers amazing puzzles and level design, plenty of achievements, amazing music and voice acting. Like many other Portal 2 mods it runs amazingly on Steam Deck! I highly recommend giving it a try. If you really like it you can support the devs by purchasing the plush cube DLC, or soundtrack.

More info here: https://www.portalrevolution.com/support-us

If you're looking for more Portal adventures this is another one to add to your list!

Shantae and the Seven Sirens is the well anticipated sequel to Shantae: Half Genie Hero. Take a vacation and partake in a Genie Festival!... or a mystery to solve the disappearance of your fellow half genies. Learn new transformations that will help you explore every nook and cranny of a paradise island, and save it from the Seven Sirens that await a good fight you will hopefully provide.

Pros:

Linux/Steam Deck Friendly
Crisp Animated Visuals
Anime Style Cutscenes
Creative Story Writing and Level Design
Fun Chiptune-esque Soundtrack
Cloud Saves!

Cons:

60 FPS Limit in 2020? C'mon... I mean, I forgive you, but c'mon.

If you're already into the Shantae series, or you're looking to add to your Metroidvania collection, this does not disappoint!

10/10 will play again.

Pros:

Perfect on Linux and Steam Deck
Stunning animation and well drawn visuals
Immersive music
Voice acting is great for the most part
The combat is incredible. Become a flying tornado of whoop-ass and fight along-side your furry fairy friend who casts projectiles!
Gripping story with many quests

Cons: 60 FPS lock

If you like Metroidvania type games I highly recommend this one!

If you smell bacon be very careful, it might just be you thinking too hard. This is a MUST if you own Portal 2, it's practically DLC status in terms of quality. I had fun playing this in between Steam Deck and Desktop (looks pretty SICC on a big screen TV too). Portal Reloaded does an amazing job adding time travel to spice up the puzzle solving.

11/10

In Aragami you play a summoned warrior made of shadows, and shrouded in mystery that you will slowly uncover throughout the game. There are 13 Chapters in total, and a multitude of ways to traverse the many night time landscapes that lay ahead. Try to be a saint and finish each level without a single death, or leave no witnesses.

Pros:

Timeless Art Style
Captivating and Immersive Soundtrack
Steam Deck/Linux Friendly
Uncapped Framerate
A Gripping Storyline
Includes Level Editor and Steam Workshop
Multiple ways to play
Fun to play Handheld, at the desk, or in front of a TV

Cons:

None?

Aragami is definitely worth considering if you like stealth! Highly recommend!

Pros:

Breathtaking Visuals and Art Style
Beautiful Selection of Music
Better on Linux/Steam Deck (Process Doesn't Hang)
Full Refresh Rate

Cons:

Misbehaving Camera
Clunky Jumping and Sword Fighting
Achievements will only update if you close the game
Menu Buttons sometimes get stuck, can't go up or down (On Linux/Steam Deck or Windows)
The game process might get stuck if you're playing on Windows, and may require a full restart. This does not happen when playing on Linux or Steam Deck however.

If you're looking for a couple hours to kill, and want a short story to play I'd recommend getting it during a sale. The controls are doable, but rather clunky, even by 2015 standards. The 2D artwork and 3D visuals are breathtaking, even when playing in 4K.

7/10

I originally received Trine during one of many giveaways, but even so I probably would have purchased it anyway. The story follows a Thief a Wizard and a Knight as they are bound together over something that didn't start as friendship, and must go on an adventure to free themselves from an old relic known as the Trine. Each character offers their own abilities, and multiple possibilities of getting through each level.

Pros:

Full Refresh Rate
Steam Deck/Linux Friendly
Cloud Saves!
Single Player or Three Player Multiplayer
Enchanting Music and Visuals
Great Voice Acting
Stunning in 4K
Steam Workshop Support

Cons: None!

If you fancy a mix of Adventure and Physics Puzzles I highly recommend it!

If you finished the main campaign this is a MUST HAVE! The level design is just as incredible as the base game, if not more-so. The new weapons are fun, the secrets range from cool to hilarious, and the music sets the tone throughout your journey.

I rate it a 23/10

I first found this game during Steam NextFest earlier this year, and loved the demo enough to buy it on day one. If you're looking for something similar to StarFox with a mix of Rogue Like I highly recommend it. Each ride is 10 waves long (about half an hour if you're successful). It performs amazingly on the biggest TV to the palm of your hands on Steam Deck.

I'll provide a more polished review once this is out of Early Access, but so far I've enjoyed each flight!