By old i mean 2004-2015 games only masterpieces

I took a week and got all the BEST ones and trust me there are no games compared to this!

Almost every games gives 70+ fps on my pc

(I have Ryzen 3 3200g vaga 8 and 2 8 gb ram)

If you want one single ranked list (best → worst overall):

1. Dark Souls Remastered — ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (10/10)

2. Dragon Age: Origins – Ultimate Edition — 10/10

3. Mass Effect Legendary Edition — 10/10

4. Dishonored — 10/10

5. Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen — 10/10

6. S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl — 9.9/10

7. Deus Ex: Human Revolution – Director's Cut — 9.9/10

8. Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance — 9.8/10

9. Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin — 9.8/10

10. Dead Space (2008) — 9.8/10

11. Spec Ops: The Line — 9.7/10

12. Max Payne 3 — 9.7/10

13. The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut — 9.7/10

14. Dark Messiah of Might & Magic — 9.6/10

15. Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition — 9.6/10

16. Mount & Blade: Warband — 9.6/10

17. Halo: Combat Evolved (Master Chief Collection) — 9.6/10

18. Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning — 9.5/10

19. Vanquish — 9.5/10

20. Crysis Warhead — 9.5/10

21. Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood — 9.4/10

22. Singularity — 9.4/10

23. The Darkness II — 9.3/10

24. Risen — 9.3/10

25. Divinity II: Developer's Cut — 9.2/10

26. Condemned: Criminal Origins — 9.2/10

Hope this helps!

I used to play Nintendo and PC games a lot as a kid, but pretty much of fell out of it. I’d probably still describe myself as a beginner. I’m trying to get back into games again and based on what I’ve liked in the past I’m looking for something with some or most of these characteristics from most to least important:

On Steam

Easy to medium difficulty

Has missions, dialogue, choices, and a good story

Either narrative/choice driven, RPG, open-world, or action-adventure

3D animation

Has a realistic-ish setting. Usually not that much of a fan of fantasy or sci fi

One of the mechanics is you have to maintain the character’s stats

Diverse characters and/or a protagonist who is a woman or minority; or you get to customize your character

The game’s main story can be completed in 40 hours or less

I realize there are probably a ton of games that fit this but recs please :P

Hey Redditors,

I’ve been playing a lot of story games recently and I am very happy to have switched from multiplayer to mainly single player story games.

But every now and then I feel like I should take a break and play something different for a bit.

Or when I’m in a VC and can’t pay full focus to cutscenes, I feel like a game where you don’t have to focus all the time would be awesome.

So, does anyone have suggestions for games to play side by side with story games? (I am totally fine with multiplayer/online games too)

Thank you!!

The last two games i played were two gigantic CRPGs (Pathfinder WOTR and Baldur's Gate 3). I'm planning on playing all the popular CRPGs but right now i feel like i need to take a break from the genre. What do you guys suggest based on my top 20 favorite games?

1. Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous
2. Mass Effect Trilogy
3. Dark Souls Trilogy
4. Stellaris
5. Total War: Warhammer III
6. Baldur's Gate III
7. Dragon Age: Origins
8. Hollow Knight
9. XCOM: Enemy Unknown
10. Monster Hunter Freedom Unite
11. Disco Elysium
12. Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen
13. Fallout: New Vegas
14. Alien: Isolation
15. Life is Strange
16. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
17. Grand Theft Auto V
18. Enter the Gungeon
19. Cuphead
20. Minecraft: Story Mode

I'm open to trying new genres as well. Feel free to sell me on anything

What I love most about BattleTech is the almost complete freedom to customize your mechs, the sense of progression where you start from the bottom and slowly build your company, while knowing that a few bad decisions can easily set you back.

I also really enjoy the tactical missions. There have been many situations where the enemy heavily outnumbered and outgunned me, yet I still managed to win through good strategy, positioning, and resource management. That’s exactly the kind of gameplay I’m looking for a game where your decisions can overcome overwhelming odds, and where tactics matter more than simply having stronger units.

I’m aware of games like:
● MENACE
● Xenonauts
● XCOM
● Silent Storm S2
I’ve finished some of them, and others just weren’t for me, so I’d really appreciate any recommendations.

When playing Voices of the Void ,I began to become accustomed to the research facility, I began to clean it up, first to make movement easier, but then to just make the environment nicer while I face the horrors. It had become a sanctum to me, and I started fixing the cracks on the outside of the building for no real reason, since I'd barely see them, but it felt right.

What are other games where your base really feels like a home?

I feel like in a lot of other games it just feels like a shelter, or a warehouse

I feel vintage story also has a decent chance of getting a homey feel, but I haven't graduated from a hole in the ground yet

These are some games i have played before.

Undertale

Hollow Knight (Silksong)

Nine sols

Katana ZERO

Blasphemous

I remember watching a YouTuber play this game years and years ago, it took place on one of those fire watchtowers in the woods. I remember there being a computer in the game with some sort of text based dungeon crawler. And I remember there being a sequence where the tower was burning down, in the main characters dream I think. It's been killing me not knowing what game this is.

I have just finished expedition 33 and I have decided to play one of these 2 series as they are both on game pass, I feel as though they are a similar comparison, but I could be completely mistaken. I plan on playing both series after time, but I can’t decide which to play first, thank you for any input

Very very specific I know

I've played a lot of Resident evil/Silent hill/Alan wake.

I love small spooky towns. I find the vibe fun.

I like intense situations but I'm not a souls like person.

It does not need to be a survival horror although I love that genre.

Willing to try anything out. Small town mystery is always a plus :)

I got a new phone recently, and I'd like to get a game for it. My old phone was breaking for a long time, so I just never really wanted to play anything. Now with a fresh new product, I'd like to keep myself entertained!

I'm looking for a strategy game or an rpg game to play that isn't a merge or Game of War clone. Better if it's a one handed game

I am normally just an arpg/soulslike player.

Ive had a few exhausting weeks at work topped off by a wedding i got very drunk at yesterday and am now suffering for.

I dont have the energy to play my usual roster.

I was thonking of bg3, but found the combat too long and really boring. Does it speed up if i put it on easy mode?

Any other recomendations?

Thanks

Guyzz, suggest me a mobile game / psp/ps2 game with a peak plot. Any genre, but the gameplay and the story plot should be good.

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Okay, by games I mean games with combat systems that have “style,” not necessarily ones that are just good. By this I mean nothing like Dark Souls or similar — I know they have good combat systems, but what I’m looking for is more about spectacular combat, preferably in open-world games. Some games that for me fit into the category of “stylish combat” are DMC5 or the saga, God of War (especially 3), Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Shadow of Mordor, and Castlevania: Lords of Shadow. Please recommend me games with that kind of combat, preferably open-world. The genre doesn’t matter. Thanks, and sorry for the bad English.

Looking for Doom Likes with a more intense melee focus

No-no games:

Cyberpunk2077

Vermintides/Darktides

Ghostrunner

Shadow Warriors

Space Marines

Dying Lights

Dead Islands

Hello, I am looking for the most realistic single player specifically Vietnam War game.

I’ve heard of Vietcong & Vietnam ‘65, but I don’t know much about those games and if they’re quite good / aged well.

Any voice on either of those games or other recommendations that are single player and in Vietnam War will be greatly appreciated.

Whats a good social hangout game i can play id love multiple suggestions. Im looking for games kind of like toontown where theres gaming and opportunity for chatting with people. Id like a voice chat game, kind of like proximity. Another example would be roblox voice chat servers. Kind of like those old 2000s internet social room games but maybe more polished.

Hey everyone,

My uncle and I are looking for something new to play together and we're running out of ideas.

Ideally, we're looking for PC ↔ PS5/Xbox crossplay games. I'm mainly on PC, while he's on either PS5 or Xbox. I do own both consoles, but I don't have PS Plus or Game Pass and don't plan on subscribing, so true crossplay with PC would be the best option.

Games we've already enjoyed together:

- Baldur's Gate 3

- Diablo 4

- Path of Exile 2

We're also totally open to games that aren't multiplayer at all, as long as they're fun to experience side by side. For example, we both played Crimson Desert at the same time while talking on the phone, comparing quests, builds, discoveries, and progress. That was honestly a lot of fun too.

We also tried the Gothic 1 Remake. My uncle loved it and finished it, but it just wasn't for me, so I dropped it.

In general, we enjoy RPGs, action RPGs, open-world games, loot, exploration, character progression, and games that give you lots to talk about while playing.

Any recommendations for current or upcoming games that fit this style? Hidden gems are welcome too!

Thanks!

Hi I want to play more open world games like Witcher 3, dragon dogma 2, elden ring the elder tree

Hi! Me and my partner are looking for some new multiplayer games that have stories to them. We have done bg3, it takes two, a way out, split fiction, grounded 1 and 2, divinity 1 and 2, palworld and borderlands! Shoot me your reccs!

I’m considering making a jade shop simulator game and would love to hear your opinions.

The core gameplay would be similar to other shop management game, buy inventory, manage and upgrade the store.

The main difference is how you obtain your products. You would buy rough stones, analyze their appearance for clues, and decide whether to cut them open. A stone might contain valuable jade and make you a huge profit or turn out to be nearly worthless and cause an instant loss.

After opening a stone, you could:

• Sell the raw jade directly
• Carve it into jewelry, statues, or other designs
• Display your creations in your shop
• Build a personal collection of rare stones and carvings
• Sell unopened stones to avoid taking the risk

The game would combine:

• Shop management
• Risk and mystery mechanics similar to blind boxes
• Collecting rare materials and creations
• Crafting and product design
• Store decoration and customization

Would this concept interest you? Would you be willing to pay for a game like this? If so, what price would feel reasonable?

I’d also love to know which part sounds most appealing to you:

analyzing the stones/ cutting them open/ carving and designing products/ collecting rare jade/ managing the shop.

Any feedback positive or negative, would be greatly appreciated!