Pc or Switch?

[Negazione]

Is it better to play DTD on Switch or on PC? Thank you :)

[Jenaverse]

Steam Deck

[If I Had An Exorcism]

Honestly. kicking back on the couch while watching a movie and playing Dave the Diver on the switch is a vibe

[吃！]

The large screen of the PC will give you a better experience. you can also play switch with TV

[Jenaverse]

You can also play Steam Deck on TV.

[Demonik Penguin]

Yes

[1337bignose]

1.Steam Deck
2.Steam Link remote trough your tablet or phone
3.Switch

at least in loading time issue, DTD is not that serious slow as other switch game ports.
enough to enjoy in Switch handheld.
also you can still use your JoyCon on PC, Android so.. won't be much issue to play
(not sure about iOS)

[Feebs]

It's really down to preference on which you use more or find more convenient. There's also a demo on switch, too. There might be a pc demo outside of steam but ive not checked.

[mister_lobos]

i would go PC everytime (granted i still don't own a switch.. keep thinking about it, but i have soo many pc games, and technically my pc could play switch games, the switch can't play the thousand pc games i have)
but it depends some on what is more convenient for you... you can play pc on a desktop, laptop, steam deck on whatever size screen, or stream it through steam link to phones and tablets..
if however you only have a single pc that's not so great, then i could understand going with the switch version. or if you have a lot of opportunities to play the switch while where you can't really play on PC.

also, there is a chance the pc version will get modded at some point, possibly adding more content.... i'm actually surprised it hasn't yet, that i see.

[Lordimbroke]

pc unless u care bout exclusive dlc

[Drill_Pirate]

Though relaxing on the switch to just hangout, I found the switch controls harder to use than PC. Still playable. Tried demo on switch then moved to pc.

[Negazione]

Thank you people, I don't have the steam deck and didn't know you can play on your smartphone. It was more like, for ex., War Of Mine is a lot better on pc because you can do things faster than on Switch and there time is essential. Don't know f it's the same case here. Thanx a lot.

[Teratus]

Whatever you prefer really.

[Joeynator3000]

I'm a console gamer, so Switch for me...though don't play in handheld, the joycons are terrible. Seriously feels impossible to do the beer/tea serving with them...because you know...drift.

Only other issue the Switch version does have is performance drops here and there, and crashes/freezes, they're a bit more uncommon though.

[Teratus]

Originally posted by Joeynator3000:

I'm a console gamer, so Switch for me...though don't play in handheld, the joycons are terrible. Seriously feels impossible to do the beer/tea serving with them...because you know...drift.

Pretty much the reason I stopped gaming on my switch years ago.. Joycon Drift is immensely common with that system and makes games utterly unplayable on it.

It's a shame, it's a good console and it does have some fantastic games on it.
But it's by far the worst and most unreliable Nintendo controller they've ever made.. which is very disappointing.
And that's before you factor in the price of replacement Joycons... yeah that's just.. wow lol
Specially when the drift issue is very likely going to happen on the replacements as well after 6-12 months of regular use.

Not worth it at those kinds of prices.

[Joeynator3000]

Pro controller works perfectly fine for me, so I play the Switch constantly. But even if the joycons worked for handheld mode, I'd still rather play my games on the TV anyways. I don't have time to play my games out in public, I'd rather just go out, get whatever crap I have to do and get back home. Besides, sunlight makes it hard to see out there anyways, lol