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Death Stranding Director's Cut - Seems like a good game, runs great on Steam Deck, WAY TOO SLOW for my liking. Production value and story was topic quality. Was free via Epic and also part of a Humble Choice Bundle.
Ghostwire: Tokyo - Amazing game, not your normal FPS, honestly surprised I liked it because it was so narrative heavy and not that much action. Runs great on Steam Deck,
Control Ultimate Edition - Cool game, way too much wandering around for me but the action is great when it happens. Cool story though but the aimless wandering caused me to quit half way though. Non-ultimate edition was free on Epic or Amazon. Runs great on Steam Deck.
Disco Elysium - The Final Cut - Was part of a Humble Bundle recently, check your library before purchasing (never played)
GreedFall - Cool Witcher 3-ish game, played about 20 hours then got kinda bored. Lack of decent fast travel makes you spend a lot of time backtracking. There is a mod to fast travel from anywhere but I couldn't figure out how to get it to work on the Steam Deck. Realized was only half way through main plot and decided not to finish the game. Plays great on Steam Deck (other than me not knowing how to mod the game)
Necromunda: Hired Gun - Neat game looks amazing, zero (real) story to the campaign, gameplay got stale after about 6 hours. Trying to be frantic FPS like Doom 2016 / Enteral + RPG elements while pretending it is in the Warhammer Universe. Plays like online co-op game but I don't think is. Plays great on Steam Deck.

Fallout 76: The Pitt Deluxe Edition - Anyone know if you can play this offline or does suspending on the Steam Deck cause the game to boot you / lose progress? Some online only games handle 'suspending' or loss of connection differently. Some give you a little leeway for loss of connection but others like Warhammer Inquisitor will kick you from a solo session within about 5 seconds of a connection loss.