Best Inventory Management Steam Deck Games

1. DREDGE

DREDGE is a single-player fishing adventure with a sinister undercurrent. Sell your catch, upgrade your boat, and dredge the depths for long-buried secrets. Explore a mysterious archipelago and discover why some things are best left forgotten.

DREDGE holds the #1 spot for "best Inventory Management Steam Deck game" with a Player Score of 94. Its score was calculated by analyzing a total of 43,518 reviews on Steam. This breaks down to a total of 41,699 positive reviews and 1,819 negative reviews — making it "Overwhelmingly Positive" on Steam.

It is priced at $24.99 to play and can be played and ran on both Windows and Mac systems. Valve has also verified it as playable on the Steam Deck and will run well.

2. Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley

Join Snufkin in this musical adventure about restoring harmony and balance to Moominvalley, protecting it from the industrious Park Keeper.

Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley has achieved a Player Score of 93, placing it in the #2 spot for the best Inventory Management Steam Deck games. Its score was calculated by analyzing a total of 2,987 reviews on Steam. This breaks down to a total of 2,908 positive reviews and 79 negative reviews — making it "Overwhelmingly Positive" on Steam.

It is priced at $19.99 to play and can be played and ran on both Windows and Mac systems. Valve has also verified it as playable on the Steam Deck and will run well.

3. Darkwood

Darkwood - a new perspective on survival horror. Scavenge and explore a rich, ever-changing free-roam world by day, then hunker down in your hideout and pray for the morning light.

Darkwood has achieved a Player Score of 93, placing it in the #3 spot for the best Inventory Management Steam Deck games. Its score was calculated by analyzing a total of 21,470 reviews on Steam. This breaks down to a total of 20,387 positive reviews and 1,083 negative reviews — making it "Very Positive" on Steam.

It is priced at $3.74 to play and can be played and ran on Windows, Mac, and Linux systems. Valve has also verified it as playable on the Steam Deck and will run well.

4. Farmer Against Potatoes Idle

Pick up your sword and fight off waves of Potatoes by upgrading your stats constantly, use Equipment, choose between different Classes, put your many Talents to good use, and so much more designed to keep you entertained for a long time.

Farmer Against Potatoes Idle has achieved a Player Score of 92, placing it in the #4 spot for the best Inventory Management Steam Deck games. Its score was calculated by analyzing a total of 7,108 reviews on Steam. This breaks down to a total of 6,772 positive reviews and 336 negative reviews — making it "Overwhelmingly Positive" on Steam.

It is completely free to play and can be played and ran on Windows systems. Valve has also verified it as playable on the Steam Deck and will run well.

5. DEATH STRANDING

DEATH STRANDING has achieved a Player Score of 92, placing it in the #5 spot for the best Inventory Management Steam Deck games. Its score was calculated by analyzing a total of 79,308 reviews on Steam. This breaks down to a total of 73,947 positive reviews and 5,361 negative reviews — making it "Very Positive" on Steam.

It is priced at $0.00 to play and is not available to play on Windows, Mac OS, or Linux systems. Valve has also verified it as playable on the Steam Deck and will run well.

6. Unpacking

Unpacking is a zen puzzle game about the familiar experience of pulling possessions out of boxes and fitting them into a new home. Part block-fitting puzzle, part home decoration, you are invited to create a satisfying living space while learning clues about the life you’re unpacking.

Unpacking has achieved a Player Score of 91, placing it in the #6 spot for the best Inventory Management Steam Deck games. Its score was calculated by analyzing a total of 35,090 reviews on Steam. This breaks down to a total of 32,681 positive reviews and 2,409 negative reviews — making it "Very Positive" on Steam.

It is priced at $19.99 to play and can be played and ran on Windows, Mac, and Linux systems. Valve has also verified it as playable on the Steam Deck and will run well.

7. Aurora Hills: Chapter 1

Aurora Hills: Chapter 1 is the first part in series of point and click puzzle adventure games. Follow the journey of Ethan Hill, a park ranger tasked with investigating strange disappearances from the region to uncover the mystery of Aurora Hills!

Aurora Hills: Chapter 1 has achieved a Player Score of 91, placing it in the #7 spot for the best Inventory Management Steam Deck games. Its score was calculated by analyzing a total of 2,482 reviews on Steam. This breaks down to a total of 2,372 positive reviews and 110 negative reviews — making it "Overwhelmingly Positive" on Steam.

It is completely free to play and can be played and ran on both Windows and Mac systems. Valve has also verified it as playable on the Steam Deck and will run well.

8. Amnesia: The Bunker

Amnesia: The Bunker is a first-person horror game set in a WW1 bunker. A relentless, AI-driven monster stalks you. Survival depends on finding tools, crafting items, and keeping the lights on.

Amnesia: The Bunker has achieved a Player Score of 91, placing it in the #8 spot for the best Inventory Management Steam Deck games. Its score was calculated by analyzing a total of 8,945 reviews on Steam. This breaks down to a total of 8,371 positive reviews and 574 negative reviews — making it "Very Positive" on Steam.

It is priced at $24.99 to play and can be played and ran on Windows systems. Valve has also verified it as playable on the Steam Deck and will run well.

9. Keep Driving

An atmospheric management RPG about life on the open road. Pick up hitchhikers, work odd jobs, customize and repair your car, and map your route across the country. Use upgrades, skills and items to overcome challenges. And remember to take it easy. You’re young. You have time.

Keep Driving has achieved a Player Score of 91, placing it in the #9 spot for the best Inventory Management Steam Deck games. Its score was calculated by analyzing a total of 2,673 reviews on Steam. This breaks down to a total of 2,537 positive reviews and 136 negative reviews — making it "Very Positive" on Steam.

It is priced at $17.99 to play and can be played and ran on Windows systems. Valve has also verified it as playable on the Steam Deck and will run well.

10. NO-SKIN

Horror Roguelike characterized by an experimental artstyle and storytelling, strategic gameplay and deep mysteries

NO-SKIN has achieved a Player Score of 91, placing it in the #10 spot for the best Inventory Management Steam Deck games. Its score was calculated by analyzing a total of 757 reviews on Steam. This breaks down to a total of 735 positive reviews and 22 negative reviews — making it "Overwhelmingly Positive" on Steam.

It is priced at $6.99 to play and can be played and ran on Windows systems. Valve has also verified it as playable on the Steam Deck and will run well.