RP4P - use cases beyond retro emulation?
I've had a Retroid Pocket 4 Pro for about six months. I really like it - great device, feels really nice in the hands and runs what it runs really well.
However I've recently realised that I don't really like playing most retro games handheld. My nostalgia for SNES/N64/GCN is attached to playing these games on a TV while sitting on the couch, and recently I'm finding that if I want to play these systems I will play them on my docked Steam Deck with a proper controller - I enjoy them way more that way. I only really play Pokemon Emerald Rogue on the RP4P (which I could play on my 3DS or RG34XX) and Vampire Survivors (which I could play on the Deck), so it's starting to feel a bit redundant to own the RP4P.
I had the thought that I could turn it into a kind of dedicated roguelike machine with Balatro, Slay the Spire, Vampire Survivors/Crawlers etc (perfect for my commutes to work) but I'd have to either pay full price for the Android versions, or go deep into tinkering to sideload (is that the word for it?) the games which is way beyond my skillset. Sadly using Gamenative to play my Steam versions just doesn't seem to work on the RP4P either.
So my question for the gamers is: are there other use cases for the RP4P that would justify holding on to it? Is there a decent handful of non-retro games that I could install without needing to take an IT short course? What would you do in my situation?