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Well I most play single player. When I do play with others, it's usually from our respective homes. But my brother found himself in town and we both wanted to play and that forced me to think about how we could both do that.
I did. I play it all over the house and even at my office sometimes.
Okay.
couch co-op is something a game has to implement, not the console. You could do that over with a dedicated pc where all the steam decks remote steam play on it and boom you have 4 remote controllers ( Untested because i dont have so many friends with steamdeck )