Certain media suits specific screen sizes. Some TVs now rotate vertically to play TikTok videos, but everyone knows they belong on your smartphone. Conversely, there’s a whole subgenre of online jokes about watching Christopher Nolan on the smallest, worst screens possible because his films need IMAX. I share the old-fashioned view that, though you can watch a movie at home, you haven’t truly seen it unless you’re seeing it in a cinema.

The same is true of video games. Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 is a big third-person shooter with grand detailed landscapes, and therefore it feels wrong to play it on anything other than the biggest screen possible; the same is true of a roaming racing game like Forza 4. This gave me a challenge as I’ve been using a Steam Deck OLED at the moment — Valve’s Windows-game-compatible competitor to the Nintendo Switch — and though it can play both aforementioned games, it’s best suited for smaller, more intimate titles that suit the Deck’s 7.4-inch screen. These are the titles I’ll be highlighting in further editions of this series, and the first is a 2017 top-down twin-stick shooter/brawler from Reikon Games, Ruiner.