"I love my Steam Deck. I really truly do. It's a fantastic machine. And yet when I brought it with me on a five-week trip over the holidays, I used it for barely an hour the entire time. That doesn't really justify the space and weight it takes up in my bag. The same holds true for my Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation Portal."
"Massive Monster and publisher Devolver Digital gave Cult of the Lamb fans a whole bunch of reasons to jump back into the game this week with the arrival of the Woolhaven expansion. You'll need to get close to the end of the base game (though you don't need to beat the final boss) before you can experience what the DLC has to offer."
"I'll take a small controller (probably OhSnap's MCON) so I can play the odd game on my laptop or phone. I'll bring my Playdate as well. I adore that little yellow console, and I haven't spent nearly enough time using it. I have a lot of neat-looking indie games to catch up on there ( looks particularly interesting). I'm more likely to play something on a flight if it's on a device I can pull out from my pocket."
Travel experiences show that large handhelds like the Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch 2, and PlayStation Portal often go unused during extended trips, making smaller controllers and pocketable devices more practical. The Playdate remains a favored compact console despite lacking a backlight, and it hosts a backlog of indie titles. Major indie releases include the Woolhaven expansion for Cult of the Lamb, which adds weather effects, a mountain area with new dungeons, and a ranching system for pets or food. Woolhaven is similar in scope to the base game and is available on PC, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation platforms.
Read at Engadget
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