some isometric crpgs (ones with voiced dialogue or good text scaling) Great to average experience on deck would be I don't have a deck but based on using a similar setup (controller + steam link + tablet), I'd assume: There's no need to chose one platform over another by default or just by loyality which has only corporations as main benefactor.Ĭlick to expand.In terms of controls and display scaling? I also have a library over 100 games I'd like to play on the Deck so I don't need to add more just for the sake of being able to play them on the go. 100% DualSense support on PS5 but not on PC = PS5. But even that's simple: trash PC port = PS5. I also own a PS5 and have three choices therefore. Both devices have their purpose that you should know about. It's also okay to let it 'collect dust' if you prefer to play on your PC. Smaller games and indie games on the Deck.Īnd of course if you're off for a few days somewhere you don't carry your PC to.Įverytime I go visit a friend or my parents for a few days I take the Deck with me. Without knowing you personally this should be rather simple: big and flashy AAA titles that benefit from your GPU (Ray tracing, high res and all) on PC.

Click to expand.How? Just what's most comfortable to you.

Do you need a pc for the steam deck