System: Steam Deck
Rating: 87/100
Playtime: ~20 Hours
I decided to give this one a try on the Steam Deck even though it's listed as Unsupported because I've seen mixed feedback on how it plays. It's one I've wanted to play through again, and luckily for me it played pretty flawless. There were odd things like cars bouncing up and down but I can't remember if that was something that happened anyways. I was able to get around 45 FPS pretty consistently, with it sometimes getting up to around 60, and sometimes dropping. I'm sure if you messed around you get different results, but I left everything on default to try and keep it simple. Got similar results both docked and in handheld.
As for the game itself, there's not much more that I can add that wouldn't have been said already. The story throughout was enjoyable, but I think it truly did climax at the end with the finale being where I was having the most fun. It's shocking that the game still feels so fresh with these stories still just not being told in gaming. The open world is pretty standard open world activities, getting different collectibles and completing side missions that take a few minutes a piece. If somehow you haven't played this one yet I'd highly recommend grabbing, especially if it's on Steam where it's on a pretty consistent deep discounted.
Rating: 87/100
Playtime: ~20 Hours
I decided to give this one a try on the Steam Deck even though it's listed as Unsupported because I've seen mixed feedback on how it plays. It's one I've wanted to play through again, and luckily for me it played pretty flawless. There were odd things like cars bouncing up and down but I can't remember if that was something that happened anyways. I was able to get around 45 FPS pretty consistently, with it sometimes getting up to around 60, and sometimes dropping. I'm sure if you messed around you get different results, but I left everything on default to try and keep it simple. Got similar results both docked and in handheld.
As for the game itself, there's not much more that I can add that wouldn't have been said already. The story throughout was enjoyable, but I think it truly did climax at the end with the finale being where I was having the most fun. It's shocking that the game still feels so fresh with these stories still just not being told in gaming. The open world is pretty standard open world activities, getting different collectibles and completing side missions that take a few minutes a piece. If somehow you haven't played this one yet I'd highly recommend grabbing, especially if it's on Steam where it's on a pretty consistent deep discounted.