Yeah I have a game that pause is space, so I mapped one of the back buttons to that and it’s perfect.

Yep, me too. Played it as a teenager in the late 90s. I already backed it as well!

Ur-Quan Masters Mega Mod, Talos Principle 2, and Pictopix.

Yes! That was the first time I played any Picross and got me into it!

Talos Principle 2! Loved the first one, am having a blast so far diving in.

Also, PictoPix, a fun little Picross game.

I am super excited about Pacific Drive, so I checked it out. It took some tweaking but it does run…ok. Even with all the settings turned down it still only gets 20/30 FPS. Disappointing.

I’ve been playing this too! Feels funny to play a game on the Deck that could probably be a mobile game lol.

I kind of agree. The way I have to contort my hand to use the trackpad with my right thumb is super uncomfortable for me. I prefer using the thumb stick for any kind of look. Don’t mind the trackpad for brief menu selections though.

Yep, at the end of the day it’s so much nicer to lay in bed to play vs. sit at my PC desk. I play so much more of my backlog now.

Thanks, but I don’t own an Xbox console.

Your comment led me to run a search and found this for anyone else interested:

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Hi everyone! I was really dissapointed when i found out that you won’t be able to transfer your saves between MS Store and Steam versions, even though you have to use your XBOX account for both of them anyway. So i found a way to do it myself! Updated to add a way to find the save file after you get a lot of cars.

I presume you already have some progress made on the MS Store version.

Launch the steam version at least once, up to main menu, then exit.

Locate the folder where steam save files reside, it should be \userdata\\1551360\remote\\, make a backup of those 3 files and remove them from the save folder.

Locate the folder where MS Store saves are, it should be %LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\Microsoft.624F8B84B80_8wekyb3d8bbwe\SystemAppData\wgs\\\

Turns out Microsoft has decided to store every car you own in a separate folder. This makes finding the actual save folder a bit more difficult. The way you can recognise it is either look for a file that is around 900kb in size, or has a container.208 file.

There will be 4 files in the MS Store version folder, we only care about 3 of them - those with long file names and no extension.

Copy them over to the Steam version folder.

Now we look to the filesize. The biggest of the copied-over files is our User_XXXXXXXXXX.ProfileData, change its name to the name of the file you copied.

Next ones are a bit tricky. You have to open them, and User_XXXXXXXXXX.TransactionLogFile and User_XXXXXXXXXX.VersionFlags you copied earlier, in a text editor like Notepad++, then compare their content. Change the names accordingly to User_XXXXXXXXXX.TransactionLogFile and User_XXXXXXXXXX.VersionFlags, it should be obivous which one is which after you open them.

Launch the game, you'll be able to continue playing using the Steam verison from now on!

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Wish I had found this earlier! 🤦‍♂️

It is for FH4. I actually bought the Steam version to check and then refunded it.

That’s what I am afraid of. I’m kicking myself for buying it on the Xbox sale (instead of the Steam sale at the same time) solely because the Steam version wouldn’t have my progress! Of course, at the time I didn’t have any plans to get a Steam Deck…

Still working on The Long Dark story mode, and finishing up Kentucky Route Zero