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.
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.
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.
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.