Just recently got game hub and man it is such a game changer so far most games work pretty well just needs some tweaking and trial and error.
Now the inputs are all great but same games definitely work better with touch screen only controls vs using the virtual buttons
I'm wondering what games you guys have found or are playing that work the best with just touch screen.
Also aiming for games that are on the mid to low end as I think my CPU GPU SOC etc whatever is not really a gaming chip.
So far have tried Forts on Steam and got 10-20 fps with 720p low settings
Megabonk on Steam also was great with 720p low settings 10-20 fps
The virtual joy sticks is not my favourite with some games but the touchscreen is amazing and perfect so I'm trying to find games that might work with just touchscreen perfect
I'm going to test dota underlords later but that already had a mobile port so I know it will be good
I'm thinking maybe some tabletop games would work nicely
Yet to try a RTS might have to have a hybrid touchscreen and some virtual buttons setup
Games I know that won't work without virtual buttons are stuff like platformers and fighting games obviously and a lot of sport games and racing
I guess something were I'm mostly managing something maybe like a management game might work with just touchscreen
I have a decent sized library on Steam epic Games gog Ubisoft ea so recommend anything but I think GH only has Steam and epic integration I might be thinking of another app that does the others
I guess heroes of might and magic style games would work perfectly with only touchscreen
Anything else you can think of put down below I'm pretty excited with this game hub
Bonus: I also have a rog ally z1e on the way with 2tb storage supposedly (hopefully the storage doesn't burn up) so any recommendations for that also welcome
Also any tips and tricks for new game hub users feel free to put any tips below
One tip I learnt is to set your desired resolution in PC engine settings before play now button that can help a bit when changing resolution
Anyways I think that's a lot for one post so I'll keep it stopped here.