Disclaimer, I don't play a lot of android games now but I still have a partition to fall back on when I want to access that or any of the emulators that were built for dual screen. Those can live INSIDE ArmadaOS as well, with Waydroid.

But in a word, 'Yes.' it made my Thor a miniature Steam Deck. Complete with dual-screen capable desktop environment and the ability to plug into a keyboard, mouse and monitor with a dock and use like a tiny laptop or desktop.

It makes my hand held so much more versatile, even if it's a little more battery hungry.

But it feels like dropping into Steamos as opposed to launching a VM and trhn signing into Steam and then trying to troubleshoot game compatibility within those layers, all underneath Android.

I instead open the clamshell and it plays all my startup Steam videos like a jukebox, rotating a new one each time, and actually let's me play my steam games with fri nds online if I so choose.

Very more feature complete.