I mostly play open world games like just cause 2, GTA VC, and total overdose. I have also tried bully in past. Moreover i have played NFS MW, and moto gp2
Emulators for any game console from before the 3D era. NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis would all be good candidates. You'll have a ton of good games you can play any time.
If you're able to get a good internet connection, you could run anything on Geforce Now's list. Not the most optimal gaming experience, but it can be satisfying enough.
To give something more specific I enjoy, try Backpack Hero. It's a roguelike on the easier side, built around making absurd combos.
I think let's game it out did one of his satisfactory abominations on gforce now, seemed pretty good from the video (could have been someone else like imkibitz/kibitz but iirc it was lgio)
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You'll need to specify what genres and game styles you like.
I mostly play open world games like just cause 2, GTA VC, and total overdose. I have also tried bully in past. Moreover i have played NFS MW, and moto gp2
Solitaire, minesweeper, retro games, nethack, that pinball game from Windows 7
trying to draw perfect file selection rectangles around round objects on your desktop wallpaper.
Space Cadet Pinball?
PSA someone ported it to Linux. There's a Flatpack. You're welcome.
It's also available for Android, side load it now while you can
SkiFree
I think you mean from Windows 95...
Nope, space cadet pinball was from XP.
It was included in both, but it was in 95 first 😅
Factorio. It plays on my 2016 laptop and my steam deck pretty nicely.
Stardew Valley, Morrowind, Republic Commando, Anno 1404, Max Payne 2
Probably 90% of games that are 10+ years old will be playable.
For example search for "metacritic pc games 2013" etc and change the year.
Emulators for any game console from before the 3D era. NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis would all be good candidates. You'll have a ton of good games you can play any time.
loved ut2k4 on my k6-2 500 back in the day, box is still on my shelf, along with fable I
If you're able to get a good internet connection, you could run anything on Geforce Now's list. Not the most optimal gaming experience, but it can be satisfying enough.
To give something more specific I enjoy, try Backpack Hero. It's a roguelike on the easier side, built around making absurd combos.
I think let's game it out did one of his satisfactory abominations on gforce now, seemed pretty good from the video (could have been someone else like imkibitz/kibitz but iirc it was lgio)
Chips Challenge
Orc Massage
Hollow Knight