Top Game Picks for Steam Deck: June 2023 Edition

Top Game Picks for Steam Deck: June 2023 Edition

Najpopularniejsze gry na Steam Deck: edycja czerwiec 2023

In recent news, Valve has released a list of the top 100 most played games on Steam Deck in the past 12 months. Analyzing such a vast amount of data can be quite entertaining, as the full list represents both the latest trends and a reminder that old favorite games still hold immense popularity on the Valve’s portable PC gaming device.

Upon perusing the full list, many expected titles made the cut, accompanied by high rankings. However, there are also some surprises and games that raise eyebrows. For instance, Balatro, a title released just a few weeks ago, secured a spot in the top thirty. Another recent release, Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor, an idle shooter spin-off of Deep Rock Galactic, follows closely at position 39. Having spent numerous hours playing both these games on Steam Deck, it’s evident that they are well-suited for this platform. (A notable detail is that the original Deep Rock game also made it to the list, albeit at a modest 91st place.)

One intriguing entry on the list is Starfield. Despite Valve labeling this open-world space RPG from Bethesda as “unsupported,” many players are immersed in the game on Steam Deck, pushing it to the 46th spot.

At the pinnacle of the list, older titles reign supreme, with the likes of GTA V, Elden Ring, and Stardew Valley leading the pack. Nevertheless, the highest-rated game is the massive RPG and kissing simulator Baldur’s Gate 3. Surpassing Vampire Survivors, a game that many, including myself, consider so perfect for Steam Deck that Valve should pay its developers for having it pre-installed on the device. Despite my personal preference for Vampire Survivors, I understand perfectly how a turn-based, narratively rich RPG can be ideal for Steam Deck. Sometimes, you just want to kiss a demon on the couch while watching Netflix. No judgment.

Here is Valve’s list of the 100 most popular games played on Steam Deck in the last year. Do you notice any surprises on this list? Anything missing?

– Baldur’s Gate 3
– Vampire Survivors
– Dave the Diver
– Hogwarts Legacy
– Elden Ring
– Palworld
– Cyberpunk 2077
– Grand Theft Auto V
– Stardew Valley
– Red Dead Redemption 2
– …and many more.

If you are reading this, congratulations! I have no rewards to offer. However, maybe check out our list of the top games on Steam Deck? That’s all I have for you. Goodbye!

FAQ:

1. What games are included in the list of the 100 most played games on Steam Deck in the past 12 months?
Some games on the list are: Baldur’s Gate 3, Vampire Survivors, Dave the Diver, Hogwarts Legacy, Elden Ring, Palworld, Cyberpunk 2077, Grand Theft Auto V, Stardew Valley, Red Dead Redemption 2.

2. Are there any surprises on this list?
Yes, some surprising games include Balatro, Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor, and Starfield.

3. Does Valve describe all games on the list as “supported”?
No, Valve categorizes Starfield as an “unsupported” game, yet it still made the list.

4. Which game holds the highest rating on the list?
Baldur’s Gate 3 is the highest-rated game on the list.

5. What are some other recommended games for Steam Deck?
There are no other recommended games in this article, but you can check out the list of the top games on Steam Deck.

Glossary and Terminology:

Steam Deck: A portable PC created by Valve.
spin-off: A game or production based on an existing game or movie, focusing on a different aspect of the storyline.
narratively rich: Referring to a game with a deep and comprehensive storyline.
RPG: An abbreviation of “role-playing game,” referring to the genre of computer games in which players assume a character and make decisions that impact the story’s development.
spin-off: A derivative, e.g., a game is a spin-off of another game, indicating that it is part of the same series but focuses on a different storyline or aspect of the game.

Related Links:

Steam Store
Steam Hardware Data
– Valve Software

The source of the article is from the blog motopaddock.nl