Let’s get one thing straight: Hero Siege looks like a chill retro dungeon crawler, but the second you hit late-game Wormholes or jump into a chaotic online lobby, it turns into an absolute frame-rate blender. I’ve dumped way too many hours into this game on my Steam Deck (I own both the LCD and the…
Okay, real talk. I love Hero Siege. I’ve dumped an embarrassing number of hours into this pixel-art hack-and-slash, and I will defend it to the death as one of the most addictive ARPGs on Steam. But god, the stuttering. If you’ve ever been mid-Inferno-run, screen absolutely drowning in projectiles, DoT ticks flying everywhere, and suddenly…
Okay, real talk. I’ve put way too many hours into Inferno Protocol since it dropped in Early Access, and I need to vent a little before I hand you my settings. Because the first three sessions I had on my Steam Deck were, in a word, rough. I’m talking battery draining like I forgot to…
Okay so real talk for a second before I dive into settings and numbers — I did NOT expect to fall this hard for a pixel-art Soviet-apocalypse survival RPG made by a tiny dev I’d never heard of before this year. But here we are. I’ve sunk close to 40 hours into Scavland by NoShadow,…
Okay, I need to talk about this. I put close to 80 hours into Scavland before I finally snapped and went down the modding rabbit hole, and honestly? I wish I’d done it on day one. If you’ve spent any real time wandering NoShadow’s grim, irradiated slice of Soviet-flavored wasteland, you already know the highs:…