I'm looking for a chill, grindy Steam game that doesn't require too much thinking or planning. I just want something I can play at my own pace, get immersed in, enjoy the experience, and relax without having to constantly think about what I'm doing.

I'm pretty open to any genre, so feel free to recommend anything that comes to mind! This could also be a chance for you guys to share your personal favorite games. I'd love to hear your recommendations!

Hi, I’m looking for a new game for my sister, but she’s quite particular and has very specific tastes. Her top favorites are The Last of Us Part II and True Detective; she loves dark atmospheres and grounded, realistic female protagonists. That’s why I thought this might be a good choice to show her. On the other hand, I’m not sure if the supernatural elements might be a bit too "fantastical" for her. Also, half the game is played as Alan—I’m not sure she’d be too keen on that, unless she gets really hooked on the story. Oh, and there’s also the fact that she hasn’t played the first game.

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I have two weeks of vacation coming up, and I want to pick one game to fully immerse myself in during that time. And I have both Disco Elysium - The Final Cut and expedition 33, what should i play, I don't usually play games with turn based combat or text heavy but I want to play one of them in this vacation

Without spoilers, are these games worth the play? I have both in my wishlist with absolutely no idea how good they are and just know that they have detective elements or somthing? Is it at least a good game to play in spooky season? Solid narrative? I have just finished playing Outlast lmao. I’m really curious about Alan Wake.

I dont have a dedicated HOTAS setup, (although I do have an old one with around 12 buttons total), I am extremely autistic and like planes, I like plane games with realistic physics but easy controls and I dont want to spend 10 hours learning the controls. I also dont want the game to be toxic like war thunder and be stressing out over a long grind & in game money management

Looking for a new RPG to play after finishing The Blood of Dawnwalker, a game I absolutely adored. I want something that’s character-focused and has a “fun enough” battle system (not amazing but good, something that’ll keep me engaged enough to see the story through). I played through Vampyr and both Surge games a few years ago, and I see both of these games are from the same dev teams that worked on them AND they’re on sale on PSN at the moment.

I only want to spend time on one of them for now, which one has a more “fun” playthrough?

I'm not familiar with Bond's story, but I'd like to try it, but I don't know if it's worth the price. With the regional price and discount, I'm looking at $25. Many people praise this game, but many also hate it. I'd like to ask Reddit if it's worth trying. Some people also say it's poorly optimized, but I have a mid-range PC, so I think it'll handle it.

Worth it ? I saw Many people critized remastered one and worshipped the og..There are a lot complain the remastered crush many times do this is resolve ? Sorry for bad grammar.I always want to play this game but money is the problem... well...any suggestions ? Or should i saved up to buy the og one and waiting for winter ?

I've been looking for a chill game to just kick back and play when I'm bored. Something with farming, building, decorating, or just slowly building up my own little place. I don't want anything too complicated or a game that makes me constantly think about min-maxing stuff. I just wanna vibe, make some progress, and enjoy the game at my own pace lol.

I'm mainly looking for something in 2.5D or 3D, so preferably not a 2D pixel-art game.

Dinkum caught my eye recently, and it looks pretty fun, but I'm wondering if it's actually the best choice or if there are other games that do this kind of thing even better.

I'm open to pretty much any suggestions. Just looking for something cozy and relaxing that I can put a ton of hours into without getting bored too quickly.

What games would you guys recommend?

Hi, is this game finally fixed or is it still a junky mess? I bought the game like 1 year or so ago and I was really disappointed by the bugs, performance and enemy AI behavior and spawns that I have put the game down after like 4 hours. Is this game finally in good shape? And please, I don't want to read opinions by people with pink glasses who can't have an unbiased critical look at the game. I can see the flaws of the games I even love the most and I still can see and understand why some people don't like the game.

I really want to buy the lego batman trilogy, marvel super heroes and lord of the rings that are all dirt cheape on steam. I have an intel uhd 620, i5 8250u and 16gb ram and I also have an xbox 360 which all of those games are on. All I want to know is whether it is worth getting them on my specs or will it be better on the xbox 360.

Thanks in advance!

What’s better to buy? How much will I lose if I buy the standart edition instead of the Ultimate one?

The bundle — 44$

The standard edition — 22$

The bundle only includes the standard edition, and I’m afraid I’ll miss out on something by getting the standard edition instead of the ultimate one. Is it better to get the bundle now, or first get the RDR2 ultimate and wait for a discount on RDR1?

So gta 6 is out on ps5 in about a month and I'm planning to not touch any 60 fps videogame for a week before that so my eyes have time to adjust and gta 6 30 fps become actually smooth, you know like an upgrade. But I still don't know what I should play in the meantime.

I already played bloodborne so that's out of the question even though it's probably the best example of atrocious 30 fps I could find. PC games are fair game as well. I don't really care which platform it is as long as the framerate is truly bad.