Hmmm, for me having the Steam Deck has meant that my library has grown massively,

 I used to be mainly a one game guy in the years previously,

 they were (going way back to Amiga) Moonstone, then PC the original Age Of Empires, then Myth, Myth 2, then Mount and Blade, TF2, the Heroes & Generals,

 but now my poor Steam Deck I've opened it up, have a 2tb SSD, 1TB SD Card, and over 1100 games installed and mostly kept up to date...
      Of which I've admittedly played 5% or so for any length of time, but the hunger for a big collection at a bargain price is a curse, Humble Bundle, Fanatical keep tempting me

Starte ich die App gibt es kein "weekly free Game" mehr...

Quote from: Lukas O. on Yesterday at 07:33:34Mein Problem mit der App betrifft die fehlende Möglichkeit, meine Daten und Trainingserfolge dauerhaft zu speichern.

Probier mal die App MyHomeFit

  It seems to me that the pattern of play is the same, whether on the PC or on the steam deck.  Some people play one game, rotating occasionally. On the other side there are those that switch between games often, like mentioned in the article. It doesn't seem to me that the steam deck is so much of a factor in this behavior.