Yakuza: Like a Dragon may have exchanged the series' beat 'em up mechanics with a crazy, over-the-top turn-based combat system, but the experience on the Steam Deck feels like an evolution from playing RPGs like Pokemon on the Game Boy. Yakuza: Like a Dragonīecause of their turn-based gameplay, JRPGs are almost perfect for gaming on the go, and getting to play one of the best JRPGs on console and PCs anywhere is a true treat. Read our review of Mass Effect Legendary Edition. While it’s a small hassle to sign in with EA Origin each time you open it on Steam Deck, that’s a small price to pay to play this incredible collection of games in handheld form. The trilogy’s incredible storytelling stands the test of time, and the updates made to the trilogy, most notably to the original Mass Effect, help modernize the gameplay experience, too. And action-RPGs don’t get much more epic than the space-faring trilogy collected in the Mass Effect Legendary Edition. It’s just so nice to be able to play anywhere in the house or on the go. When it comes to 100-hour epic RPGs, you can’t beat the convenience of playing on a handheld device. While another Kojima game, Death Stranding, is heavily advertised as playable on Steam Deck, Metal Gear Solid 5's tactical espionage action could be the Kojima game worth checking out on the Steam Deck instead. And that is a very good thing, because the sandbox available to you is every bit as detailed and sophisticated as you can hope for. Hideo Kojima's final Metal Gear Solid is an ambitious stunner, and the Steam Deck has no troubles at all running it in silky smooth 60 frames per second.
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