Post number #201328, ID: c7b20b
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What do you recommend for ppl to play in a shit-tier pc with the processing power of a two cycle washing machine? Who knows, maybe I or anyone reading will find a lo-fi gem.
Post number #201331, ID: 4b31b9
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Va-11 Hall-A. You may have heard of it
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Doesn't ring a bell.
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DOS games
Post number #201430, ID: 488825
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Minecraft minecraft and minecraft
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Did I also mention Minecraft?
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Oh and Thomas Was Alone
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Cave Story is a pretty good platformer game. Oh, and Va-11 Hall-A too, it's a very nice VN.
Post number #201478, ID: 24275a
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>>201432 needs much resources because of bad coding language funny enough
Post number #201500, ID: 8a1c74
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>>201478 this, unless you are fine with tiny render distance and fps drop everytime there're more than 30 entities on screen, you don't want to play minecraft in low end PC
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You could get Halo: Combat Evolved and Custom Edition (the latter of which can be played online). You've also got Phantasy Star Online Ultima BlueBurst (or something) available, which is a blast with a good party. I think Team Fortress 2 was low-requirement too but I haven't got to try it yet. I may go on later. The list gets long when you've spent your whole life on an inferior PC that slows down from right-clicking.
Post number #201574, ID: 605a6c
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Civ 3 or 4 should be fine
Post number #201768, ID: 4c958e
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Dosbox, emulators, subspace continuum. I think gunbound worked fine on lower end PC's
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Umineko no naku koro ni
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Sven Coop if you like rushing through 90s era maps with your pubbie friends. You could play a bunch of itch.io games? Those are usually low requirements.
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Championship Manager 01/02
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Spelunky. Original version is free.
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Dwarf Fortress.
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King of Dragon Pass
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N++
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Is there any kind of game you're looking for?
Post number #202073, ID: ab474b
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Play nethack and other roguelikes. They basically don't even have system requirements, aside from an OS to run em'. Hell, you can even just play Nethack on telnet.
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Chrono Trigger/Cross on an emulator.
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Guilty Gear X2 #Reload. Runs on anythin'.
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Touhou ofc
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Kingdom of Loathing
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Rimworld and Factorio are some games that spring to mind
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Sim City 2000
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Try team fortress 2
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South Park The Stick of Truth
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>>202073 noice, I really like roguelikes, I will try that
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Environmental Station Alpha Dustforce Freedom Planet
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Without specs its kinda hard to gauge how bad your comp is so im gonna assume a standard machine from 10 years ago...
Catacomb Kids, a lesser known but awesome platformer roguelike with tons of replay value despite being early access FTL, a top down roguelike space ship management game Into The Breach, game about killing giant bugs with giant mechs that time travel made by the same devs as FTL Cave Story, THE indie platformer that started it all
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Creeper World, the first of a trilogy of game to take a unique approach to RTS Axiome Verge, an indie metroidvania that captures the gameplay feel of SNES metroid games Monolith, a top down roguelike twin stick shooter
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Seriously play Iji
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Also Owlboy exists, and it's apparently pretty good
And Iconoclasts
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>>202536>>202567 agreed. Iji is completely free, and has a bunch of cases for if you try to break the game. Try not killing anyone. Try killing everyone. Try using info before you even know it in game.
Also these two, too, are good.
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>Osu!, >Soul >worker, >Hearthstone.
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Back for more. Battlefield 2 got a Revival something and now it works again. For real this game is like my soul animal, it's SUPER good and populated. The first Killing Floor should be easy enough on your PC to run smoothly. Again, a blast with friends. Super Smash Flash 2 seems to be good here but I've had some issues with it that Ihhaven't been able to fix. They don't seem too common though. Counter Strike 1.6, but that was obvious.
And remember: emulators are your friends.
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get a nes emulator and get uncharted waters new horizon. this game will keep you occupied for a month at least
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Binding of Isaac and rollercoaster tycoon 2 got me through some hard times with my old toaster.
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Factorio should run good with low settings. It's a hell of a drug to some people, check it out
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Any of the Ys games. They all run pretty well on crap machines and are awesome games.
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>>202536 Iji?! EYYYYY I PLAYED THAT GAME IT WAS COOL!!!!!! Sorry, just got excited knowing i'm not the only one.
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>>203614 It really was an experience. Made me cry when I was little. It was really cool, with all the details like when you could place a landmine in place of the enemies which were supposed to kill your friend offscreen.
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>landmine in *path*
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Tropico and Tropico 2.
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Faster than light
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Sid Meier's Pirates
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Battlefield 2
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Star Wars: Battlefront 2 if it hasn't been mentioned yet
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Technically anything from the source engine should run fairly nice. CS:GO, TF2, G-mod
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>>203614 but did you manage to get the true pacifist ending?
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The Binding of Isaac
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Half Life 1, the expansions for it and the mods for it.
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Broforce and Rogue Legacy
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Fallout New Vegas
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Hotline Miami
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>>204054 Crack-Life
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Team Fortress 2
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>>203887 i did but it's a long time ago. I even manage to got on with the secret boss level difficulty. Oh man it was a great time. Love the credit music too.
Probably the other game i'd recommend is Ghost Recon (not the sequels or AW) or Jagged Alliance 2. Old but gold, only if you like a hardcore strategy.
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Visual novels
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please knock on my door
I had a toaster PC from 2007 and civ 5 managed to work great on my PC. Though the turns did take a while. Could get civ 6 to work on your PC if you set it to low graphics and your willing to wait for long turns during late game.
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tf2 half life series portal series older final fantasies (only VII and VIII, IX from steam because other ports are fucking garbage) csgo risk of rain hotline miami series
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SCP Containment Breach
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Sup guys
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Classic (or remade) La-Mulana, especially if youre playing on Windows XP. Its tough as nails and unforgiving as hell but very rewarding, especially if you're TUFF ENUFF to play without a guide. Good luck if you do that tho, it's *hard*
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>>202411 Try Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup then
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For platformers, Shantae and the Pirate's Curse shouldn't be too hard to run.
If rogue likes are more your speed, Red Rogue should also be an easy one.
I also second Cave Story and Spelunky. Both cost $0 and defo run well.
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>>202730 Osu is painful to play on low end PCs.
I'd recommend the Touhou games, it'll run like a champ. I'd also recommend Sunless Sea and pretty much any visual novel, Steins;Gate is a good first choice.
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>>205072 I second Risk of Rain
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Skullgirls can run on a potato. Nuclear Throne is a fun roguelike top-down shooter.
>PSP games!!! PPSSPP WILL RUN FANTASTICALLY ON A COB OF CORN, DUDE! I highly recommend Persona 3 Portable specifically but any PSP game will run like a dream on pretty much any computer made after Windows 95.
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>>206397 Sunless Sea is rather taxing during sea exploration and combat though. >>206466 And Skullgirls for some reason barely gets up to 60 fps on my not-so-potato-y potato.
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Elona is a Japanese rougelite. So the rarity of "Japanese" and "Rougelite" combining into one sentence warrents a look.
Also Catacylsm: Dark Days Ahead is a really really hard zombie rougelite with extancive character background options (From Solder to a crack addict. CDDA has it all!)
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>>206547 You do have a point now that I think about it... Ehem
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Rimworld, visual novels, Hollow knight,civilization 4...theres ton of great games that don't require a beefy pc
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>>206637 In DDA you can eat a vibrator. GOTY
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Hotline Miami 1&2 - Hollow knight - Broforce
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definitely Garrys Mod
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>>201328 Hotline Miami, Iji, Worms, Emulators, muthaflippin' DOOM, The classic serious Sam games, cave story, binding of Isaac, spelunky, iconoclasts (yes, it's finally out now)
You'd be surprised how well the integrated graphics on some chips can perform
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Darkest Dungeon shouldn't be too taxing on your computer.
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