Steam Deck guide: Best settings for LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight

Best part about Steam Family sharing is that when your teen buys Subnautica 2, you can play it! Lol. Locked 30fps, settings all low… but still looks great on the Steam Deck!

I feel like there's a crowd on here for this. I've got a steam deck and I want to make it badass. I got a couple of older emulators on it, but anyone have any cool ideas for me?

I've never used a steam deck before I really wanna get the controller because of the touch pads. I hate when I have to swap to mouse in games for wikis or in-game menus

The dual screen format is one of those things that I would absolutely love to add to my collection. But between my high end (Steam Deck) and my low end (TrimUI Brick) I really don't have a need for another handheld. But I just want one. (Maybe for the best that I can't afford it.)

If anyone has an idea on how to fix the repel flag crashing the game every time, let me know. Opengl rendering on steam deck seems to result in entirely black screens, and im so out of ideas. If i cant figure this out, guess thats it for ttyd for a while

LEGO Batman: Legacy Of The Dark Knight Best Settings Guide For PC & Steam Deck Warner Bros Games and Traveller's Tales' latest LEGO-themed action-adventure game, LEGO Batman: Legacy Of The Dark Knight, is now available for PC, and we’ve put together the best settings for getting optimized…

...by which I specifically mean buying Nintendo games. My PC/steam deck have been getting a lot of milage the past couple months. A couple games I supported on Kickstarter came out around the same time and I've picked up a couple indie games on top of that. So there's been plenty to distract me.