• CalcProgrammer1@lemmy.today
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    9 hours ago

    DroidDeck looks great but at the moment only really seems good for Qualcomm devices. I tested a fork that is adding other GPU support on my Pixel Fold yesterday and got a few games to run but most did not. Balatro ran but was missing text, Half Life 1 worked pretty much fine, a lot of games did not boot at all. I am impressed at DroidDeck’s desktop mode though, they have a Wayland KDE session and Flatpak running, something Termux doesn’t seem to have working yet.

    e I just ordered an Ayn Thor recently but I’m going to put proper Linux on it with ArmadaOS or something.

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      10 hours ago

      I haven’t seen any specific comparison but they all use the same underlying technology so there shouldn’t be a big difference. The big advantage of DroidDeck is getting the Steam interface.

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        5 hours ago

        The good thing of gamenative is, besides GOG support, that they’re linked to a configuration repository from other users, I wonder how DroidDeck manages independent configurations for each game.

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    14 hours ago

    My OnePlus 7 is not fully compatible but I tested anyway. I was able to play a little bit of Slay the Spire but then the game crashed for some reason.

    An alternative that works well for my device is GameNative. You can connect Steam, GOG, Epic Games, etc, and install games on your phone. Slay the Spire, being the example in this comment, works well in GameNative for me.

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      12 hours ago

      Yea i use game native as well as i’ve had the best success with it. Droiddeck feels like it popped up overnight while I havent heard of any significant improvements to what was already available.