r/steamdeckhq

Hello i saved up 1.000€ and i wanna know if i should buy the 1 TB OLED Steamdeck.

I am asking this because I’m not sure if i should. I don’t know many steam games. I only play Plants vs Zombies replanted on my school laptop that barely runs any games.

So yeah do i buy it or no? The only games i know and wanna play are Hollow knight, hollow knight silksong and Deltarune.

Also no i cant get a pc or xbox/playstation bc i dont have space

About 4 years ago, I first introduced SteamDeckHQ, an official press outlet that focuses on Steam Deck performance testing and recommended settings, to this Subreddit. Since then, it has taken off and grown more than I could have ever expected. It's all thanks to our incredible community and readers for making it happen.

Today, we are pushing forward and have completely redesigned the website from the ground up. Everything has been retouched to make it look better, have cleaner navigation, and support some big new features like accounts, library/wishlist syncing with our reviews, badges, and more.

Here's an overview of everything that has changed:

• Complete redesign: homepage, header, navigation, footer, cards, typography, and mobile layouts.
• Homepage toggle between featured stories and a newest-first article strip, with the preference saved.
• Light and dark modes that follow the device setting or remember a manual choice.
• Rebuilt reviews with clearer scores, verdicts, compatibility badges, settings, battery information, galleries, and buy links.
• Review search, sorting, and filters for device, genre, compatibility, and ratings.
• Expanded Nintendo and hardware sections, plus Steam Machine and future Steam Frame areas.
• Steam account linking and a personal library matched to SDHQ reviews.
• Playtime, Steam Deck hours, and achievement progress on relevant reviews.
• Saved wishlist with supported public Steam wishlist importing.
• Personal game recommendations based on library and playing habits.
• Live deal prices, discounts on game cards, wishlist deals, and personalised suggestions.
• Improved community voting and results.
• Badges covering participation, library activity, devices, and Steam milestones.
• Rebuilt account pages, profile editing, Steam/Patreon linking, sign-in, and password recovery.
• Dedicated Patreon membership page and paid-member ad-free handling.
• Rebuilt About, team, author, Work With Us, search, and error pages.

We have a lot of plans for the future, so stay tuned as we expand the site with more features and better ways to find out which games run well on the Steam Deck.

https://steamdeckhq.com/