Submitted by cry-O-cat t3_10pa3wg in gaming

So, I just discovered that my girlfriend really enjoyed watching me play video games and I want to play other games as well to keep things interesting. The thing is, the only games I played before are exclusively MOBAs and nothing else. I would love to hear your thoughts on what are the most enjoyable games in the past decades that my PC can handle.

Specs: I3 4th gen, 4 gb, nvidia 630

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MyOwnTutor t1_j6j65b3 wrote

FTL

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Twikkie522 t1_j6j9or3 wrote

I was going to suggest FTL: Faster Than Light. It is a wonderful game.

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MyOwnTutor t1_j6j9vab wrote

Low resources required, infinitely repayable.

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ItsTheGingerInMe t1_j6j7b3e wrote

While I did upgrade over Christmas, but my last PC is 8 years old. These were my go to games that ran on it.

VVVVVV, Mini Metro, Factorio, Stardew Valley, Frostpunk, The Escapist, Lumino City,

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Ikeset t1_j6j8c45 wrote

Stardew Valley or Graveyard Keeper

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Sycokinetic t1_j6ji60j wrote

Hyper Light Drifter

Axiom Verge 1 & 2

Hollow Knight

Hotline Miami (maybe 2? 2 is slow on some machines)

Heat Signature

BPM (maybe?)

Dead Cells

FTL

Into the Breach

Hades

There are lots more, but I’m tired of listing.

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Cup-of-Noodle t1_j6j6cdf wrote

Check out some roguelites like Enter the Gungeon and Binding of Isaac. They have hours of playtime/variety and can run on a baked potato.

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Helloscottykitty t1_j6j71wy wrote

Banished is good, son is heroes of magic and might 3, prob my go to games.

Something a bit more modern, cities skyline if you just go for the base stuff.

Slay the spire but it's been mostly a switch game for me same is true for moon lighter both of which are on pc and would make a fun, oh would you like a go type games.

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FrozenFrac t1_j6j75mw wrote

If you have a controller for your PC, I'd highly recommend emulators for old consoles. You should be able to comfortably play PS1 and below given your PC. Older indie titles should also be fine. If you want to get into rhythm games (and also improve your mouse aim for MOBAs), Osu is free and beginner/potato friendly.

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NoMoreGoldPlz t1_j6jbon3 wrote

City builders or grand strategy games.
That way the backseat gamer can still actively participate if she likes.

Or maybe some single player game with a theme or setting both of you enjoy.
ci-fi, Fantasy, a western or whatever.

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Ramallero t1_j6jcwgh wrote

Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition (1 and 2) My favorite game EVER

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Sofaris t1_j6jgrzg wrote

I dont know shit about PC Specks but "Fuga Melodies of Steel" is a rather humble game. Its also has a free demo which is just straight up the first 3 chapters of the game. So you dont need to buy it in order to try out if your PC can run ut.

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AceoftheAEUG t1_j6jipy5 wrote

Dead Cells, Death's Gambit, Towerfall Ascension, emulators is another great option.

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Dreams-and-Turtles t1_j6j6ofp wrote

I'm unsure on the requirements of these but it's worth checking the below, depending what you're into.

Divinity Original Sin 2.

Dragon Age Origin.

Firewatch

Abzu

Octopath Traveler

Bravley Default

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TedBillor t1_j6no7sp wrote

Warcraft, Warcraft II, Star Craft, Diablo, Fate, Monkey Island Series

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