I need PC game recommendations for someone who has no clue *how*

Bloodborne

E.Y.E

When he complains that he doesn't understand the controls and has no idea what he's doing you tell him that's the point.

>>376502960
presuming you're not shitposting, Just play some FPS and RTS games. after beating a couple everything will feel natural.

Half-Life is probably a good starting point

>>376502960
Dwarf Fortress.

>>376502960
Portal 1 and 2

single player fps are a good start, platformers are more suited to a controller even on pc, unless it's some sort of 3d first person platformer

>>376503086
I'm not, I bought a decent gaming PC for my brother (13 yo) but he's a complete PC newbie so I've been trying to train him first to use his left hand for movement and now I think it's time to add a mouse.
>>376503167
Yes portal how could I forget, thanks
>>376503238
yeah maybe some older COD games will do as well

>>376502960
origin access for $4, play through BF4 campaign, cancel subscription.

>>376503496
easier to pirate it

>>376502960
My first one was team fortress
Otherwise any MOBA would do

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Todd Howard's megahits such as Fallout 4 and The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim are a must play for gamers of any skill level, anon.

>>376505701
Skyrim on easy might work

>>376503553
Don't know, they made access really easy. Plus that it includes games like Mirror's Edge, Unraveled, Peggle and Dragon Age Origins, all of which could be useful for OP.

>>376507407
fuck off shill

Man, just start Heroes III hot-seat mode on XXL map.

>>376508374
>giving good advice is shilling
If he wants to stay within the law, origin access is the cheapest way to play AAA games of various genres. I don't have it myself but used it for a month to play ME Catalyst, and I'm happy I didn't spend more on that.