RESIDENT EVIL 5

This game opens with a close-up of Sheva's ass. Mid way through, Jill rips her top open to let her girls breathe. It all ends with a shirtless Wesker in a volcano telling Chris how he really feels. It's bizarre. Great game.

Steam Deck performance review of Resident Evil 5.
This game is listed as 'unsupported' but here is my steam deck performance feedback after spending +58 hours and getting 100% of the achievements. If you want a full review of the game itself, there are plenty of reviews online for this 15 year old game.
Full disclosure, I played this game back in 2009 on the Xbox 360 and got all the achievements. Then again in 2012 on the PS3 for the platinum trophy. Never played the DLC back then.
Long story short: It runs perfectly on the steam deck.
I encountered absolutely no problems and sometimes I forgot I was playing an unsupported game. I experienced no audio or graphical glitches. No forced restarts/resets. No crashes. No game breaking bugs. No overheating. Nothing, absolutely nothing. Same with the DLC, everything runs perfectly.
One major positive for this game was the steam deck battery optimisation. Using the old LED steamdeck on default graphical setting with 50% brightness, I was constantly getting between 4-5 hours of battery life on a single full charge.
The game is fully playable on the steamdeck without any problems whatsoever.

Me and my wife have been playing this game all day. We're a couple playing tons of different games together. Sometimes we get mad at eachother but that is what true love is.
We recommend this game

Game's pretty sick, but a little forewarning to save you some frustration when you play through it:
In chapter 5-2, there's a boss that is bugged that will literally not die through the normal given means of beating it. The only way to get past it is one of two things: capping the framerate at 30 fps then maybe that lets you beat it normally, or buying an rpg and insta-killing it. I suggest saving up for the rpg since in my opinion the boss design is complete garbage anyways. Don't know why Capcom never bothered to patch this issue out of the game, but it is what it is I guess. It is an old game and for some reason games like this seem to always have issues with running them at high fps.

Resident Evil 5 was great. The story was great. Damn, Chris could punch the boulder. The graphics are amazing and nostalgic. The co-op was great, but it was better to play with someone or friends. AI really sucks sometimes that didn't follow you and their combat system was meh. I always choose Chris, because I like him more than Sheva. The puzzles are great and easy. This game didn't feel like a horror game anymore. It's like playing co-op action adventure fighting with Las Plagas and bosses. Untold Stories Bundle is fantastic. Lost In Nightmares DLC And Desperate Escape was great and short. The Mercenaries Reunion And Versus Mode are fine. I am not a fan of Versus Mode. It was fun playing this game. 8/10

Hey gamers, let’s talk about Resident Evil 5, a game that may not hit the horror highs of its predecessors but still brings plenty of fun to the table. Here’s why it’s worth checking out.
A Shift in Tone: Resident Evil 5 is where the series leaned more into action than survival horror. It’s like trading creepy haunted mansions for adrenaline-pumping action sequences – not what some fans expected, but still entertaining in its own way.
Co-Op Action Madness: This game truly shines in co-op mode. Whether you’re playing online or with a friend on the couch, blasting through hordes of enemies with a buddy adds a whole new level of fun. It’s like surviving the apocalypse with your best friend, what’s not to love?
Stunning Visuals (For Its Time): Resident Evil 5 was a visual treat when it launched. The vibrant African setting is a nice change from the dark, claustrophobic spaces of earlier games. From sunny savannahs to creepy caves, the environments keep you hooked.
Gameplay Evolution: Sure, it’s more action-heavy than the classic Resident Evil games, but it’s still fun. The gunplay feels solid, and managing your limited resources adds a layer of strategy. Plus, the inventory system keeps you on your toes.
Memorable Moments: Resident Evil 5 is packed with iconic moments, from intense boss fights to that infamous boulder-punching scene. It’s like a rollercoaster of epic moments that stick with you long after you’ve finished the game.
Controversy Aside: The game has had its fair share of criticism, from the tonal shift to some of its design choices, but it’s still a solid action game. It’s like that movie everyone loves to nitpick but secretly enjoys.
A Love Letter to Fans: While it’s not perfect, Resident Evil 5 throws in nods to longtime fans with returning characters and connections to the series' lore. For die-hard RE fans, it’s like a reunion with old friends, even if they’ve changed a bit.
My Verdict says Resident Evil 5 might not be the scariest entry in the franchise, but it’s a thrilling action game with a co-op experience that’s hard to beat. If you’re looking for something fun to play with a friend or you’re a fan of the series, give this one a shot. It’s got just enough Resident Evil DNA to keep you hooked!"

this game gave me and my husband a type of brain damage that lead us to roleplay the characters' mannerisms and speech patterns, even while out in public. unparalleled experience.