I'm going on holidays for 4 weeks and i need games to p

What do you think of JRPG's?
Emulators are also a good option.

Factorio is one-of-a-kind and falls somewhere in the city-planning, transportation management space.

Steam ratings, 99% positive last 30 days, 98% positive overall.

>>241143
Tried minecraft yet?

>>241149
Autism.
Already have a ton of emulators.

>>241154
>$20 USD for that....

>>241159
Yeah and it's shit

>>241143
Bunny must die if you like Metroid like games.
It comes with 2 "types" of games.

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>>241143
Infinifactory is a ton of fun. Minecraft block style puzzle game. Have input blocks, which must be assembled into output object. Each of your building blocks is a function. All of which can interact with each other, so you can build logic systems with pushers, lifters, wire, etc. Maybe 15-20 hour campaign. Built in level editor for endless workshop puzzles.

Its not something I could spend more than a few hours at a time, but it's one of those games that will make you dream about the game mechanics and go over solutions in your head while you shower.

Space chem is a couple bucks right now, made by same dev, it's also a great puzzle game.

>>241154
2nd for Factorio. Given the games you listed, it seems like exactly what you're looking for

The binding of isaac rebirth/afterbirth/antibirth

>>241178
>not willing to pay $20 for dozens or hundreds of hours of entertainment
Factorio has a free demo.

>>241204
Spacechem was the most challenging non-twitch game I ever played... until I bought Snakebird. Ugh.

But Spacechem rules.