Very surprised how well this runs. Loving this trend of redesigned and rescaled UIs for controllers, which is used well here. Default controls are totally fine, but open to tweaking.

Great game but not for Deck right now. Requires Experimental to override minimap bug. Controller support is lost in the menus. Creating a loot filter is painful. Text is small. Under 2 hours battery

Very badly optimised for Deck, stuttering, poor fps and very high battery usage. It draws more power than Diablo 4. The UI is nonsensical and painful to navigate. Also everything is very dark.

Everything is a bit tiny (haha), and the crt effect is annoying but easily disabled. Otherwise it runs well and gets plenty of battery life.

Unskippable sudden death QTEs, which require thumbstick precision. If you can live with that sort of thing its fine, but not a mechanic I enjoy.

Need to take another look but didn't like the controls or the UI. The overly beige palette doesn't really work on a small screen either

Yeah cool little game which runs fine and has great controls, UI, battery life. You won't get much playtime out of it but it's fun while it lasts

If someone could figure out a good control scheme then this would be amazing. As it is though it's just a clunky and frustrating experience on steam deck.

Not big on this, probably a little too dated as an arpg. It technically runs fine, although it's annoying having to press more than 1 button to get to the map. But there's better ways to spend time

Every Deck owner should grab this open world smash-a-thon. Very easy to play isometric open world zombiepocalypse with loads of content. 7 hours battery.