I have 10-20gb of playspace on my Steam Deck. What do suggest I install to fill that space? I moved some games around, and multiple people asked for a list of games i play, so…
Heres my list of currently installed games:
(In alphabet order)

Emulators (multiple), Animal Well, Balatro,
Baldurs Gate 3, Expedition 33, Control,
Crystal Project, Cult of the Lamb, Cyberpunk,
Dark Souls, Deep Rock Galactic, Doom 2016,

Farcry Primal, Fear & Hunger,
Final Fantasy 7 and 10, For the King,
Gravity Circuit, Hardspace Shipbreaker,
Heart of the Machine, Helium Rain, Silksong,

Inscryption, Into the Breach, Kenshi,
KC Deliverance, Mina, Monster Hunter World,
Moonrise Fall, NFS Heat, Nier Automata,
Metroid Prime Remastered, Super Mario Bro
Remastered,

No Mans Sky, Nocturnal, Old World,
Outer Wilds, Outward, Pathfinder WotR,
Planet Crafter, Raft, Rain World, Rim World,
Rogue Trader, Satisfactory, Sheltered,

Slay the Spire, Sonic Mania, Space Haven,
Spelunky, Spider-Man Remastered,
Stardew Valley, Steamworld Dig 2, SW Heist,
Streets of Rogue, Subnautica, Tainted Grail,

Tunic, Valheim, Voyager, Windrose,
Winter Burrow, X4 Foundations, XCom 2 WotR

Im looking for suggestions for more games

  • rowinxavier@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    9 hours ago

    ROMs are your best bet for more play with less storage required. Older games are insanely small by today’s standard, often coming in at under a single 600MB disc in size, but console games blow even that out of the water. N64 games are tens of megs, while earlier platforms are only a couple of megs a piece.

    PlayStation games are all around that 6-700MB per disc and some games are multiple discs, but that is still way less than the size of modern games. Also a lot of them can play fairly well from a high compression format like 7z, so you can store then compressed.

    Also, some games that are older have newer open source engines which can really breathe new life into them. My first example would be OpenMW for Morrowind, but DevilutionX is another great example. Trying to get Diablo running in modern hardware is entirely possible, but the resolution is very limited and it is super clunky. DevilutionX has more options and it is a much more enjoyable experience.

    Also, Creeper World 3. I have put 50 full days of my life into that game and regret nothing.