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Call me crazy, but I just picked up Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare today.
I haven't been interested in playing the Call of Duty multiplayer modes for a very long time ago (I don't even think the servers are still available), but in the past I did enjoy some of the campaigns. Infinite Warfare's campaign seems very sci-fi "ish" which actually kinda scratches an itch I've had for a while. Another game that looked similarish to this was the Crysis games which I'd never actually gotten a chance to play, but when they were last on sale I found out they didn't have cloud saves and I like to bounce between my Deck and PC a lot so that was a deal breaker for me.
I'm thinking about picking up Advanced Warfare too, since I had it when it came out on Xbox One and liked the campaign for very similar reasons. In general I'd love to find more games that have the same style to them, which reminds me I'm overdue for a replay of the Titanfall 2 campaign....
They happen to be on sale right now till the 8th, I'd absolutely never pick them up at full price.
Edit: The game definitely seems to have some rough points when playing on the Steam Deck. It plays fine on my desktop via Proton with no problem, but some of the in-game scenes just absolutely tank the frame rate till I'm pretty much forced to hard reset the deck because it goes completely unresponsive. Hmm. In addition, all of the config settings seem to get synced via cloud saves, however when you launch the game on a different device before it actually starts it asks if you want to reset the settings to be tailored to the device you're on.
I've heard plenty of good things about Infinite warfare's campaign, but I just can't justify the price that Activision is charging for an eight year old game. Hopefully all the old CoD games are added to gamepass sooner rather than later.
Yeah, that's more than fair! There's zero chance I'd have considered it if it weren't for it being on sale (for $20 USD which I don't see Activision dropping the price any further than that).
Thankfully it seems after playing around with the settings and ensuring that the video settings wasn't set to ultra, which I somehow missed on my first pass of the settings, it seems to be playing much better and I can easily see getting my $20 out of it.