Been using this mod. It’s scaled down textures and a few ini tweaks - appears to be with draw distance and lod. Seems to work well enough until patches come out.

I’m just concerned about Grandma Shirley being able to play this. It won’t be the same without her commentary :(

I mean, it’s not a visual novel. It has action, cutscenes. I’d say 30fps is bare minimum for me.

The game is fun, but I would definitely not say that it runs great. It’s runs at a bare minimum 30fps with low/medium settings and dips below 30. The FSR implementation is awful and basically unusable - it blurs your character beyond recognition. I have to use the Deck’s frame limiter and FSR to get it to run decently. The game is not well optimized.

But as I said, the game is cool. Worth a play if you like rpgs.

Not great. Have to drop it down to 540 with the Deck’s FSR because the in game FSR makes it look incredibly blurry. Also, the FPS cap in game sucks, so you have to do it using the Deck, which adds a ton of input lag.

You’re not sensitive to the bad performance or bad frame pacing, that’s all. But it’s there. Obviously, the Steam Deck that I’m using plays it significantly worse.

Digital Foundry shows it running just barely acceptably on Series S

Been playing this one lately. Performance aside (it’s pretty bad), it’s a pretty fun game.

Ah ok, sorry about the confusion.

So to be clear, your a mod at the steam deck Reddit? I only ask because the community icon is different. I think they should be the same to make the transition easier.

And often, you’ll find multiple communities on the same topic and you have to try to figure out which one looks like it will be better down the road

I think that inevitability what will happen is that apps will have to create a “group” feature where you have clusters of communities at once. So if there are 2 gaming communities, you could group them, then click on that group to view all of the posts as if it were one subreddit.

SOMA. The ending still freaks me out until this day.