Also, with a cheap dock, the Steam Deck can work as flexibly as a Switch. I often play my Steam Deck connected to a TV with a wired controller. The Switch 2 may be more powerful, but I find myself caring less about Nintendo's games these days. The versatility of the Deck is more than enough.

Prior to the Deck, all of my handheld experience was with Nintendo and Sony devices. I didn't try the ROG or anything else (because I've become a stickler for aligned analog sticks regardless of the device specs). I just know the Deck is enough for me. PC games, mods, emulation, it's all there.

My Steam Deck (OG and OLED) have gotten 80+% of my gaming playtime since I got them. The OLED especially is magnificent as long as you don't try to play the most demanding games.

It‘s here. store.steampowered.com/app/2084470/... It didn’t do well at all, but I was just proud of myself for managing to pull it off.

Second this. I can't code traditionally and have way too much difficulty learning it. I made my first game using Construct 3 and released it on Steam. Been working on moving over to Unreal Engine next.

Very alluring. I like it!

Thanks a bunch!

The original look. Probably a better drawing, but not quite what I wanted design-wise.

I actually did another update to this one. I ended up hating the bulky gauntlets and boots I gave her so I slimmed them down.

Yeah, as I was working on it, I was so bored with the thong approach. A female character doesn’t need to show every possible ounce of skin to be sexy.

Thanks!

This looks incredible.

This was my original idea for the sprite but the client wanted both arms swaying.