game library audit

A game library audit is a practical way to decide which handheld PC fits the games you actually own, rather than comparing processors alone. The tagged discussion looks at auditing a Steam collection before choosing between an ROG Xbox Ally and a Steam Deck, using a proposed Python workflow that combines Steam ownership and playtime, Deck ratings, ProtonDB data, community anti-cheat records, and Windows platform information. It also stresses careful interpretation: a Windows build does not guarantee a successful handheld test, and an Unknown Steam Deck rating means Valve has not tested the title, not that it fails. The audit is framed as triage, not a substitute for checking the games that matter most.