Please list some deep and engaging games I can play on a

suicide

Undertale

LISA

>>383466658
Undertalebach

>>383466658
Most great console games made before 2000.

Cave Story

FTL

>>383466658
Define weak ass

>>383466658
Post stats, then we'll talk.

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>>383468000
Not OP, but maybe something like pic related?

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>>383466658
JAGGED
ALLIANCE
2

Actually recommended to play it on an old system because it don't work for shit on modern ones

>>383468000
>>383467921
Intel Core i3-4005U
Integrated AMD Radeon R4 HD graphics
4GB RAM

The Witcher 3

Duck Tales

Diablo 2

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>>383466658
Dwarf Fortress is the one true answer. Toady programmed the entire thing on his cat's fur.

>>383468268
DF is a misleading answer, it grinds to a halt fairly early on on every type of system

Galgun double peace

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This game should give you at least 50 hours of something

battletoads

>>383468268
DF is so anciently designed the game can still run on >>383468042
It won't run well mind you as you'll at best get something like 30FPS after starting a fort.

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>>383468349
Exactly. It performs the same on a piece of shit as it does on a mecha-PC. The only PC that can matter is a few weird fringe PCs with high clock single-threaded processors.

rainbow six rogue spear

>>383468372
The first few dungeons you do in this game (not the tutorial) are really really fun and amazingly expansive. But then you realize they're all like that and you're going to do like two dozen or some shit to finish the game.

Aurora 4x

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>>383468707
This game belongs among the greatest vidya of all time. It's a fucking timeless, perfect classic. It's literally 10/10

And yeah, you can run it on a toaster.

>>383466658
>>383468042

Emulators up to PS1.
Black isles games
Early Bioware titles
Troika games
Elona
Sim City 1-4
The Sims 1 and 2

I lived on a PC like that till late 2012 kinda nostalgic now.
>>383468169
Oh you're fine.

>>383468779
what's the appeal of Aurora? How much autism do I need to learn it?

Baldur's Gate is pretty good

>>383468824
now thats the type of response i like to see on /v/

>had this one route set up where my guy would end up behind a sniper without ever being detected
>always switched to my guy right as he reached the sniper
>the sniper would do a super slow 180 and i would wait for him to almost be pointing his gun at me before i brained him

every time

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>>383468779
You need a cryanovolcano cooled PC with 60 grafix cards and hextuple threading to play Aurora 4x at two frames per minute.

>what's the appeal of Aurora?
EXTREME depth.

>How much autism do I need to learn it?
The fact that you are even asking this question mean it is probably not for you. Pic related.

It's fucking fantastic if you have turboautism though.

>>383468984
>that level of autism

that's a lot of autism

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>>383468965
>that feel when you spend ages making a plan and you execute it with perfect synchronization

>that feel when your squads are off by .001 nanoseconds or you forget to give a go code and everyone dies

>>383469098
>alpha go
>bravo go
>delta go
>sit back smoking a fucking cigarette
>plan is so good they execute with 100% efficiency WITHOUT ME EVEN BEING THERE, so really like 120% efficiency

gaming lost something when they stopped making these games. really, is there anything new with planning like this?

>>383469216
>gaming lost something when they stopped making these games. really, is there anything new with planning like this?
No gaming is dead it's all shit we should kill ourselves

>>383468824
Shit, I have this on disc right next to me and I've still never played it

gta 3

>>383466658
The Ur-Quan Masters.
Space combat/exploration vidya from the 90s with damned good writing and some of the best villains in all of videogaming. It's a classic, it's totally free, and it runs on anything save for maybe a 386.

check out open xcom

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>>383466658

>>383466658
kotor 1 and 2

>>383466658
If you're no a pussy, Distant Worlds Universe or Aurora... But let me emphasize that being a bitch is not recommended.

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>>383466658
Avernum Series
Avadon Series

>>383469905
the only thing I dislike about DW is the autistic design tetris but without it you're being super inefficient and so I''m fucked both ways

Baldur's Gate
Icewind Dale
Planescape Torment
Gothic 1 and 2
Diablo 2
Risk of Rain?
Maplestory
Morrowind
Salt and Sanctuary?
Cave Story
Knights of the Old Republic 1 and 2

>>383470307
Pick the kind of gameplay your faction cares about and automate everything but that part.

It's actually really fun to control a mercantile empire and control where mining stations and stuff are built but not have any control over your military. You have to just hope your mercenary guilds handle it, because they aren't a part of your government. It feels like you're actually running a mercantile guild instead of just the implicit totalitarian despotism that basically all "play a civilization" games have. You have to support the war effort by supplying it with resources and making favorable trade deals rather than just leading the war effort.

Same if you play an expansionist empire like any of the insectoids and just automate all production and civilian stuff and focus entirely on the war effort, but plenty of games are like that so it doesn't have that same kick for me.

Spelunky.

Divine Divinity