Tunguska: The Visitation - Final Cut

I went in expecting something small and janky, maybe something that'll leave a sour taste afterwards, but ended up getting a solid, no-nonsense survival RPG with some great atmosphere and mechanics that hit just right.

The quest rewards are almost always worthwhile, in terms of money and rare items.

The combat system wants to be realistic, slow-paced and tactical: it does mostly succeed in its intent.

I played the whole game on Steam Deck on hardcore difficulty from start to finish and most of the DLCs and it runs pretty well.

The game is relatively bug-free (I haven't encountered any) and the only negative thing I'd have to say about it is that the DLC prices can add up, they address a lot of quality of life improvements I feel like the base game needs.

Also am playing it on steam deck and once you get used or config a bit, controls are great and runs perfectly