For anyone apprehensive giving a “playable” title go it seems that most of these are pretty solid bets. If RDR2 is anything to go by, which plays phenomenal and plays pretty much out of the box, I expect there are some fantastic titles out there beyond “Great on deck” verified category. As the descriptions say the only downsides are some text sizes or an infrequent use of keyboard. Maybe some controls that are a little different.

Anyone tried a playable title that proves to be good on SD?

    • gretnothing@alien.topBEnglish
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      1 year ago

      Vast majority of games below runs at either 60 or 90fps, either at full details, or with some details lowered to reach 60/90fps.

      Only Cult of the Lamb runs below 60, but only under certain circumstances. Only Fallout 4 doesn’t feel all that great, even though it technically runs at 60.

      AK-xolotle

      Alan Wake

      Alien isolation

      Bioshock Remastered

      Bioshock Infinite

      Black Mesa

      Carrion

      Cat Quest 1 and 2

      Cult of the Lamb (performance in the village drops heavily over time, as your little village expands, but dungeon crawling sections are unaffected and run really well)

      Dead Space

      Deus Ex Human Revolution

      Dishonored

      Disney NES collection

      Enslaved Odyssey to the West

      Fallout 4 (although the frame time is inconsistent, making the game feel like it’s running at lower framerate than it actually runs)

      Half Life 1

      Halo Master Chief Collection

      Hardware Shipbreaker

      A Hat in Time

      Into the Breach

      LEGO Star Wars

      Mad Max

      Metal Gear Solid 5

      Ground Zeroes

      Shadow of Mordor

      Mirror’s Edge

      Moonlighter

      Ni No Kuni Remaster

      Pit People

      Prey

      Rain World

      Sine Mora

      Styx Master of Shadows

      Subnautica

      Tomb Raider

      Tunic

      Warhammer 40k Space Marine