ZMR
Warframe
Star Wars: Knights of the fallen empire
Star Wars: Republic Commando
Stranded Deep
Subnautica
Sir, You are being hunted
Evolve
Monstrum
Quadrant
Metro 2033 Redux
Sniper Elite V2 & 3
Blacklight Retribution
Besiege
BeamNG.Drive
Spintires
Gear Up - Play-gearup.com
Viscera cleanup detail
Zerahypt
For Honor

That´s a lot of games! thank you!

Lol yeah had it saved

Ok, offline games?


yes warframe - can definetly recommend that. Its F2P, has a very nice monetization model (you dont really have to spend money on it if you just trade with other players to earn in-game IRL-cash currency) - BUT! It is at its core a multiplayer game. Yes you can play everything solo and be a kickass space ninja, but its meant to be played multiplayer.

FTL is AMAZING for singleplay - also because you can very quick start and stop games with it.

Any of the Metro games will rock your world, but make sure to start with 2033 redux, then Last Light Redux (the redux versions have updated graphics engines and just look and feel amazing, you'll be wiping monster blood off your gas-mask all day everyday) - incredible single player campaigns in these. Very good offline experience.

If you want more of a strategy feel, I can recommend Offworld Trading Company - works just fine offline

For another kind of strategy, try Party Hard - you'll be butchering people by the hundreds in no time. Very fun, all offline singleplayer

For an oldschool experience, you can get Postal 2 (and dlc, a hilarious must) on steam - you'll barely have time to stop laughign from all the police officers you trick into eating piss-soaked doughnuts

Terraria also works fine offline, though hardmode gets a little tricky with pure solo-play

Undertale

Super good game I played it twice and I don´t want to do the genocide route XD

It's like Mass Effect 3 in Renegade; it ends up being too much to digest.

Blood Bowl 2

I´ll check that out!

Verdun! :D

FTL: Faster Than Light
http://store.steampowered.com/app/212680/

Oregon Trail in space with laser battles!

I´m thinking on getting that from a long time ;D

FTL is really good too!

It's so much fun!

oh my god man, it's so good. Easily the best $15 I've ever spent on a game.

You have to know, going in, that you are going to die a lot. It's roguelikelike. Part of the fun is just rolling the dice over and over until fate is kind to you. But as long as you're okay with that style of gameplay, you'll love it. <3

You must. It's only gotten better. You can play it 50 times and still not find every hidden gem or mission. The mod scene is great too.

Dust: An Elysian Tail

I already got it, super good choice!

Terraria, Metro2033, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. (any of them), Fallout 3/New Vegas, and Ori and the Blind Forest are definitely recommended from me. Also, some of the games other people listed aren't offline, so make sure to double check that.

I'm gonna check S.T.A.L.K.E.R. I hace heard of that game quite a lot.

Night in the Woods
Dust: an Elysian Tail
Hotline Miami 1&2
Don't Starve
Ori and the Blind Forest

I'm Currently playing Night in the Woods and so far I have liked it a lot
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I'd add From the Depths for the ability to make all sorts of crazy ships, planes, subs and tanks using a block-based building system, then send them against a bunch of foes for glorious combat!

There's also Recettear, very fun RPG/shop simulation hybrid with wonderfully silly writing; I would recommend playing that with a controller tho.

* Dungeons of Dredmor - Turn based rogue-like, where every step you take is a turn. Lots of ways to build a character. Tons of humor. It's pretty cheap and (at least used to be) is usually on sale.
* Path of Exile - Pretty much the spiritual successor to Diablo 2. Combat's pretty fluid. Very user friendly. Tons of ways for character building. Solid game as a whole. Totally free with only 100% optional cosmetic and stash enhancement (sounds like a bad penis joke) microtransactions (the starting stash is pretty big so it's not required at all unless you seriously want to hoard exotics).

Don't Starve. Roguelike sandbox game with a great athmosphere; not for the easily frustrated though (lots of death).

Mount and Blade: Warband. RPG, sandbox, incredible game, check it out.

Thea: the Awakening (this one is RPG-strategy though), very good game, in the same vein as King of Dragon Pass (another great, very old game. If you get it, get it on GOG.com for 6 bucks)

Bastion and Transistor are very good, both by the same company. Very story-driven, great narration, sweet art and music.

Ori and the Blind Forest and Dust an Elysian Tail, both are platformers, very good ones. Personally I like Ori better, but Dust has a lot of heart as well, worth playing (with a Steam controller!).

Freedom Planet maybe (for Sonic nostalgia, it's a platformer inspired by the Sega Genesis Sonic)

Lots of good stuf, thank you very much!

Night in the Woods

Would these peak your interest?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_itrpJ2K318

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZPsjy76TBo

I wanted to play the .HACK games, so I might try my paws at them ;D Also I´m soo lost at Kingdom Hearts by now XD

Ys Origin and Ys Oath in Felghana are both excellent titles (though I'd recommend a gamepad for them as they're the kind of action RPGs that don't lend well to keyboards). : )

*game pad

I´ll check those games ;DThank you very much!

You're very welcome. Enjoy the Falcom goodness! :3

ARMELLO!!!

This ^^^^^^

Super good game!!

Hyper Light Drifter
Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight
Hollow Knight
Binding of Isaac Rebirth
Downwell

If you like grand strategy, anything by Paradox Interactive.

Starbound
Psychonauts
Rocket Knight
Shantae (Risky's Revenge, Pirate's Curse, Half Genie Hero)

Darkest Dungeon

Stardew Valley

Binding of Issac

Bastion

Legend of Grimrock 1 and 2

Not really the genres you asked, but I quite like them and nobody has brought them up, so...

Crypt of the Necrodancer - Tile based rogue like set to music. Hard to explain well. Check out the steam store page for a better idea. This is a game where you will die a lot until you learn what's going on, as a heads up. I know that turns some people off.

Rivals of Aether - Smash Bros. style fighting game with furries. Would still be a great game even without furries ;)

Owlboy!

runescape
buy gf for 15k

ARMELLO and ABZU personal favs

Geometry Dash is my favorite music game. Has a fair amount of levels amd can be great to play if you have OCD like me lol. Plus awesome simple graphics and amazing music

Age of Empires II HD is great too if you like classic RTS. Still just as good as it was plus even more content than before!

Subnautica and Dont starve are good survival time passers too with both their own good mechanics and art styles

Stellaris.

KeeperRL, River City Ransom UnderGround, Zombie Estate 2, Night in the Woods, Oxenfree, VA-11 Hall-A, Aces Wild Manic Brawling, Freedom Planet, Shadowrun Returns and Underrail are all really fun and very cheap games on steam! All games for less than 20 bucks (Oxenfree and Night in the woods being the most expensive) and super fun to boot!

Mini Metro.

AXIOM VERGE (surprised I haven't seen it listed here yet)

Goat Simulator

La-Mulana

Guacamelee! Gold Edition

Oniken

Rise of the Triad

Shadowrun Returns - Dragonfall - Hong Kong

Last Dream

Book of Legends

Darksiders 1 & 2

The Tex Murphy series (Under a Killing Moon, Pandora Directive, Overseer, Tesla Effect)

Volgarr the Viking

Super Meat Boy

Deadly Premonition

Shovel Knight

Read Only Memories (actually has some furries in this one!)

Goat Simulator because uh, random destruction.
Craft the World if you want to watch dwarves dig and build a fortress in 2D.
From Dust for some sillty water and sand physics.
Project Highrise if you liked SimTower.
Botanicula is a gorgeous point and click game, a bit tough though.
Torchlight 2 is nice too if you liked Diablo 2.

I've been on a Kerbal Space Program kick, but you might not get much out of that one unless you're a total space geek.

If that's not so much your thing, there's a fantastic zombie survival game that has elements of RPG with a bit of a minecrafty feel called 7 Days to Die.

Thanks! I´ll check those gams out!

As a warning about KSP: It may have cute little green men, it also has serious physics that is quite willing to slap you around when you forget things like "rockets are not pendulums."[1] When you find yourself stuck, there are plenty of fine people on the official forums who are willing to help.

One thing KSP does give you is a real feeling of accomplishment, each time you accomplish various things. Things such as "I made it to orbit! (Now how do I get back down without fuel?)" and "I made it to the Mun! (Now I just need to land a rescue ship.)"


[1] Given that Robert Goddard himself made that error, it's not too shocking when random computer gamers forget the rule "heavy bits at the front, draggy bits at the back."

Torment: Tides of Numenera is pretty good! Kind of an old-school feel, but it just came out. I don't see anything about the graphics that would really strain a system, either.

Yeah it has that nice PC old-school style of it, and it looks really cool, I´ll give it a try.

Duskers is a really captivating game about using remote controlled drones to explore derelict spacecraft and survive while gathering resources.

I haven´t heard about that one, I´ll check it out!

If you like big beefy dudes and solid RPGs, you have to check out Bastard Bonds.

OwO I´ll check that one!

Bastion. its, freaking awesome!

I´ll give it a try ;D

Ori and the Blind Forest!

Oh, I got the Definitive edition, and omg, what a beautifull game it is ;D

Where is the non-porn ori fanart then?!?

haha. Yeah it easily became one of my favorite games

I have a few sketches of Ori ahahaha but yeah I can work on some Ori´s pictures ;D

Cities skylines!!!

Thanks I´ll give it a try ;D

FTL
Undertale
Shelter
Shelter 2
Bastion
Transistor
Borderlands 2
Bioshock series

Thanks! I just discovered Shelter 2, what are your impressions about it?

I actually haven't gotten to play much of it myself, but have gotten to watch my partner play a bit. It's a really pretty game honestly, the styling and gameplay is unique. Art of it is really pretty for what it is.

For an old school rpg feel filled with lots of humor, Cthulu Saves the World is one of my favorites. Think it's bundled with Breath of Death VII: The Beginning, same kinda genre/humor.

Oh nice! I will definetly play these, after playing LISA I need a game to cheer up a little.

Armello

A few I haven't seen mentioned yet are Risk of Rain, Nuclear Throne, INSIDE, Limbo, Pony Island, Metal Slug 3, The Stanley Parable, Strider, and The Swapper.

A night in the woods

Hammerwatch is a decent game.

Salt and Sanctuary is pretty good, Hammerwatch, Risk of Rain, S.P.A.Z(the first one, not the second), a night in the woods, Enter the Gungeon, Nuclear Throne, Bastion maybe

Borderlands is really good. The old star wars games are amazing, like Knights of the Old Republic. The dawn of war series is great if you like future rpgs in very creative settings. Psychonauts is fucking phenominal if you like old school goofy platforming. Saints Row is always amazing, I would suggest 3 over 4.

Bad Ass Babes (for a crazy time.)
Castaway Paradise
Hard Truck Apocalypse (Great if you like Mad Max.)
Killing Room
Outcast 1.1
Saturday Morning RPG
Spooky's House of Jump Scares (Give the free game a try, you will not regret it.)
Wasted
Way of the Samurai 3
Broforce
Dead End Road
Bastard Bonds
Freedom Force
Freedom Force vs. The Third Reich
Grand Theft Auto Vice City
Game Dev Tycoon

That's just what I've got installed right now. Most of these are good for Laptop users as well.

Super hexagon

Plants vs zombies

Trackmania Nations/United Forever (It's racing game which i love, have solo campaing) <3

Velocibox

Life is Strange

:3

Hey there, and thanks for the suggestions! I got Stardew Valley as a gift from a friend and it´s a quite charming game! And did you say furry mod? I need that ;D

Thank you very much for that usefull information :3

Nothing much interesting these last years besides Doom

I was going to recommend Civ VI, but it does require a modern PC.

Steam allows you to browse games by genre and sort by user reviews. I recommend using that tool to find stuff, it is fairly reliable.

If you prefer a story rich game with not much gameplay Ii suggest Night in the Woods

Hey check this out, not much but:

- Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee and Exoddus
- Star Wars KOTOR 1 & 2

Good quality, good clasics.

Yeah I saw that there was a remaster version for that game!

from what i could gather in the comments, the ones that weren't mentioned:
-Cook, serve, delicious!
-Battleblock theater
-Magicka
-Magicka 2
-Nights into dreams
-Plague inc: evolved
-The room
-The room 2
-Cave Story+
-VVVVVV
-Fez

I'd say check out The Witness, Subnautica or Firewatch. All 3 are great games

I have heard a lof of Firewatch, but I don´t want to spoil me too much.

So i´m pretty sure theres no way of mentioning a new game here so i don´t bother .

Aside for saying stuff for steam i´m gonna mention gog.com to you , it has al kinds of old and new games .

Maybe one of the Stalker games ( could be counted as an adventure game )


Also i would like to mention Firewatch , i´m not sure if its a game but a nice expirience anyway .

Thank you very much for the recomendation, and I´ll check out Firewatch.

Stardew Valley

Feel the Snow

If you like Harvest Moon, you'll like Stardew Valley. Plus, the game let's you be gay/lesbian. My main character is lesbian.

Pillars of Eternity.

Broken Sword, entire series and remake included, Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle, Full Throttle (out next month!), Thimbleweed Park.
Classic Fallout 1-2-Tactics at least as well and Baldur's Gate 1-2.
Oddworld series and more but extreme Metroidvania-style, La-Mulana.
Something more action packed with Shadow Warrior, both classic and remake, Duke Nukem 3D and every other Duke title too. And all Quakes (1-2 need music fan patching though) Turok 1-2 as well
More RPG action that lead to creating Bioshock, System Shock 1-2, total classics!

LuftRauser: I LIVE, I DIE, I LIVE AGAIN. -- Perfect brainless action, most runs won't last longer than 45 seconds and you won't care because it's pretty goddamn fun.

Tower of Guns: Single-player first person shooter bullet hell, with amazing depths and secrets. The first time you get a minigun upgraded enough to use as a jetpack from the recoil will be a joyous day. Plus the sequel, Mothershipgun, is coming out soon!

Audiosurf 1+2: Both are great, play games to your music, much fun.

Borderlands 1+2: Both are great, and #2 has Handsome Jack, legit the greatest and most fun villain in a game of all time. (Edging out SHODAN of System Shock!)

Hotline Miami: Tricky, difficult, enjoyable, and a killer soundtrack to play to. Another I LIVE I DIE I LIVE AGAIN sort of game that doesn't punish you for dying. You will die so much.

Mirror's Edge: God this game is gorgeous and front. A First Person Parkour-er with a little beat-em-up and shootery... but you will absolutely want to prioritize the parkour over the fighting.

No Man's Sky: This game rightfully took a beating when it released basically unfinished, but two massive updates since release have filled out the promise the game offered. Very very relaxing game, great for days you just want to zone out.

One Finger Death Punch: Two buttons: Left mouse button, right mouse button. It's a... rhythmic-twitch-beat-em-up? Fun, fast, frantic, and filled with ridiculously funny animations for just using stickmen.

Road Redemption: Remember the old game Road Rash? This is the spiritual sequel. Ride motorcycles. Beat up riders. Race. Use jetpacks and grapple guns.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Series: Damn fine scary fun, and while the graphics won't wow you anymore, that works to the game's benefit. A fairly realistic-ish shooter with some pretty surreal and freaky environments and enemies.

Saint's Row Series: What began as a GTA clone that took itself less seriously gradually moved from parody and then into outright hilarity and comedy. I'd recommend starting with III, and then go to IV. Imagine a much more fun Grand Theft Auto that wants to make you cry with laughter, and do send-ups and piss-takes on all kinds of games and genres along the way.

System Shock 2: An old, old game, and not terribly kind to you for it... but SHODAN rightly held the title of Best Video Game Villain until Handsome Jack came along. Terrifying. Guilt-inducing. Full of panic and anxiety. One of the first games to use true 3D sound. Put on your headphones and play it in a dark room. Remember GLADOS, from the Portal series? Yeah. SHODAN is her scary, not-at-all-funny pissed-off grandmother.

Fallout 1 and 2, Morrowind, Arcanum: All great RPGs that are like, actually focused on roleplaying and good writting.

Kairo http://store.steampowered.com/app/233230/ : If you like Puzzle/Exploration and surreal landscapes that slowly go developing a story through environmental storytelling, this game rocks.

Killing Floor 1 & 2: Both work really well on singleplayer. KF2 is on Free Weekend currently.

Painkiller Black Edition: Ignore the rest of the Painkiller titles, this one rightfully has it's place and it's a great classic style shooter.

Doom 1 & 2, Heretic, Quake, Deus Ex: If you haven't played em yet really recommended.

Night in the Woods: Fantastic writing on a character driven story.

Penumbra Triology: If you like horror titles these ones are made by the guys behind Amnesia before it.

Stanley Parable: A really peculiar meta narrative game.


And I second Warframe, seriously fantastic gameplay and amazing monetization system that doesn't restrict you or abuse you for your money.

LISA is pretty good, kinda like a gritty undertale.

Yeah, I just finished LISA, it´s a super dark and unfair story, but I loved it a lot.

I'm so excited to get further into it, I'm still pretty early into the game.

I´d recomend you to get to play LISA the Beginning, and after that LISA the Joyfull. Those games complement LISA the painfull (the main and biggest game)

Epic Battle Fantasy 4 - It's cheesy as hell, but it's actually quite a good RPG.
Slime Rancher - You own a ranch, you collect and feed adorable slimes and explore the world around you to find new slimes and food.
Psychonauts - An oldie, but a goodie. Can be played with Keyboard and Mouse, but handles much better with a controller.
Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance - This game is not an adventure or RPG game, it's an RTS game, and the only reason I've included it is because - in my opinion - it is one of the easiest RTS games to get into, and battles can be massive.
Quantum Conundrum - First-person puzzle game with platforming elements. You control the world around you by entering different dimensions which overlap each other; the Fluffy Dimension makes things light and fluffy, so you can pick up heavy objects; the Heavy Dimension makes things weigh tons more, allowing you to push switches and break windows. You even have to use different dimensions in sequence to pull off certain maneuvers.
Orcs Must Die! 1+2 - Action-RPG Tower Defense. You lay down traps to kill orcs, and you can move about and attack with your own character. Very good games, the 2nd game gets tougher near the end and is much better played as co-op.

I know Warframe was mentioned a few times, and my biggest bone to pick with it is that it's incredibly grindy. Aside from the free Warframe and weapons you get in the beginning of the game, you must build all new Frames and Weapons, which requires in-game currency, farming for potentially rare resources, and finally waiting for it to craft in real time. You also have a limited number of slots for Weapons, Sentinels and Frames, and you can buy more for Premium Currency. It is possible to buy Premium Currency off of other players, and another way of getting this currency is by selling certain things you get from Relics. Many of the other Warframes are gated off in quests, which some quests aren't available until you've beaten certain major quest lines. Overall, it requires a lot of commitment, it is not a game for casual players, and is well and truly best played with at least one other player.