Low Graphic Games [Suggestions]

[K i a r a]

Hey.

 

So, I have $15.00 Cad. Left in my Steam wallet, And was wondering any suggestion on games?

 

- Meant for my Laptop for school, No AAA titles, The laptop can run most games on low, But I was looking for simple easy games [That I can play in class, that isnt gonna make the fans go OPOP - Dont have the Laptop yet, still being shipped]

 

Things like this...

• Rocket League [Is this game even fun anymore?]
• Don't Starve  

Not sure what to buy..

Looking for suggestions

 

Laptop:
Legion Y530

CPU: i7- 8750

GPU: 1050ti

(Check my Signature, for more details) 

 

[orbitalbuzzsaw]

Pick up Superflight. Really fun, literally infinite replayability and totally mindless but also challenging if you want to get good (my best score is 279,577. Try and beat me). Great for when you want to relax

[MrRemnant]

4 minutes ago, K i a r a said:

Hey.

 

So, I have $15.00 Cad. Left in my Steam wallet, And was wondering any suggestion on games?

 

- Meant for my Laptop for school, No AAA titles, The laptop can run most games on low, But I was looking for simple easy games [That I can play in class, that isnt gonna make the fans go OPOP - Dont have the Laptop yet, still being shipped]

 

Things like this...

• Rocket League [Is this game even fun anymore?]
• Don't Starve  

Not sure what to buy..

Looking for suggestions

 

Laptop:
Legion Y530

CPU: i7- 8750

GPU: 1050ti

(Check my Signature, for more details) 

 

Amazing story driven game that i’m Compelled to mention: Knights of the old republic 1/2. Single player bioware RPG at its best. 

[Radium_Angel]

Crimsonland

Weird Worlds

Unturned

 

Study instead of gaming.

 

[DrMacintosh]

Papers Please  

[GoldenLag]

Terraria, the Cossack series (european wars thougj ive run into issues running it on 64 bit windows)

[GoldenLag]

Rogue legacy is probably right up your ally. And other dungeon crawlers like binding of isaac

[ARikozuM]

Darkest Dungeon

[K i a r a]

1 minute ago, GoldenLag said:

probably right up your ally.

You mean like the boring games? 

 

LMAO. binding of isaac that games is damn confusing idk what the heck too do.

[GoldenLag]

1 minute ago, K i a r a said:

You mean like the boring games? 

 

LMAO. binding of isaac that games is damn confusing idk what the heck too do.

They are pretty good games imo. Great replay value. 

 

You kill things thats the gest of it

[vanished]

How low are we talking?  Rocket league isn't exactly hard to run by any stretch, but it's well out of range of many lower spec systems that will still handle Don't Starve fine.

[PokeCatz]

mInEcRaFt

[K i a r a]

10 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

How low are we talking?  Rocket league isn't exactly hard to run by any stretch, but it's well out of range of many lower spec systems that will still handle Don't Starve fine.

Its for my laptop..

CPU: i7- 8750

GPU: 1050ti

16gb of ram.

 

Its not that I cant run games, I just dont wanna be playing anything to crazy.

But I know for a fact it can run Rocket League.

2 minutes ago, PokeCatz said:

mInEcRaFt

[PokeCatz]

2 minutes ago, K i a r a said:

 

 

But for real:

Faster Than Light (75% off around $3)

Stardew Valley (more like $10)

[vanished]

12 minutes ago, K i a r a said:

Its for my laptop..

CPU: i7- 8750

GPU: 1050ti

16gb of ram.

 

Its not that I cant run games, I just dont wanna be playing anything to crazy.

But I know for a fact it can run Rocket League.

 

oh alright   That should honestly handle most things fine.  Only inefficient indie games and newer AAAs will be out of reach, and even then, probably only at higher settings.

[K i a r a]

1 minute ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

oh alright   That should honestly handle most things fine.  Only inefficient indie games and newer AAAs will be out of reach, and even then, probably only at higher settings.

Yea, But idek, Most games even on my PC, i play at low settings idk why. 

 

But the feel when the laptop is gonna be better then my PC..

[Andreas Lilja]

Age of Empires 2.

 

Competitive play is kinda broken atm though. New Steam privacy thing broke ELO, the matchmaking algorithm. Developers are MIA. 

[Guest]

Dawn of War Dark crusade

darkwood

space marine

Spec ops the line

half life

black mesa

 

[xAcid9]

One Finger Death Punch (SP) - Cheap <--- my personal favorite for go in and out type of game

Battlerite (MP) - F2P

Kingdoms and Castle (SP) - Cheap

Onmyoji (MP) - F2P

Dust An Elysian Tail (SP) - Cheap

Terraria (SP/MP) - Cheap

Forts (SP/MP) - Cheap

Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior Rise (SP/Split Coop) - Cheap | Meme

[Zodiark1593]

That laptop GPU is actually quite nice...

 

Games like Skyrim should be no problem, as well as many indie titles. I presume you wabt to be able to play on the go and maintain some semblance of battery life + not demanding inordinate amounts of attention.

 

Minecraft, either Java, or Win 10 (more efficient on resources) would probably be a good choice.

[K i a r a]

3 minutes ago, Zodiark1593 said:

-stuffs-

Yea, 

Its not that I dont think it can run much, Its more that I dont want the Fans to be to loud, while in class, Or playing a game that needs full attention, I also already have minecraft.

Some laptop fans.

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[Zodiark1593]

13 minutes ago, K i a r a said:

Yea, 

Its not that I dont think it can run much, Its more that I dont want the Fans to be to loud, while in class, Or playing a game that needs full attention, I also already have minecraft.

Some laptop fans.

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Also forgot Minecraft isn't on Steam FML.

 

I like gaming on my Atom tablet/laptop hybrid thing because it is passive and battery life while gaming is still quite good, though gaming options are a bit limited. 

 

Sonic Generations is only a few dollars at the moment, and looks to be a blast without needing to invest a lot of attention. Might be demanding enough to have the fans ramp up though, and you would probably need to carry around a controller of some kind.

 

I'm having trouble coming up with a lot of pc games that you neeedn't invest a lot of time, and arenlight and portable enough to be easy to go back into and put away. Maybe the Torchlight series, though tbh, what you describe seems the ideal use case for mobile games, or even a 3DS.

 

Stardew Valley would be another idea too.

 

Edit: how about Slime Rancher? A little demanding at higher settings, though it is very easy to jump in and out of and plays well on keyboard and mousepad.

[K i a r a]

7 minutes ago, Zodiark1593 said:

Also forgot Minecraft isn't on Steam FML.

 

I like gaming on my Atom tablet/laptop hybrid thing because it is passive and battery life while gaming is still quite good, though gaming options are a bit limited. 

 

Sonic Generations is only a few dollars at the moment, and looks to be a blast without needing to invest a lot of attention. Might be demanding enough to have the fans ramp up though, and you would probably need to carry around a controller of some kind.

 

I'm having trouble coming up with a lot of pc games that you neeedn't invest a lot of time, and arenlight and portable enough to be easy to go back into and put away. Maybe the Torchlight series, though tbh, what you describe seems the ideal use case for mobile games, or even a 3DS.

 

Stardew Valley would be another idea too.

 

Edit: how about Slime Rancher?

Yea, Idk if I am really going to play games, I have this really bad OCD when I hear the fans or feel heat. I feel like im breaking something lul.

Even more so when I had to pay $1,500 for the laptop, dont want anything to break, but i got the 3 year warranty so im cool

 

But yea. I have.

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[Zodiark1593]

8 minutes ago, K i a r a said:

Yea, Idk if I am really going to play games, I have this really bad OCD when I hear the fans or feel heat. I feel like im breaking something lul.

Even more so when I had to pay $1,500 for the laptop, dont want anything to break, but i got the 3 year warranty so im cool

 

But yea. I have.

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I would be a lot more concerned if the cpu/gpu were running at very high temperatures without the fans ramping up. Macbooks serve as a good case-in-point. Those things run very hot for the sake of fan noise. My old HP laptop (2010) I used to use for some very long (multiple days) render and encode sessions. The thing was annoyingly loud and high pitch, but it is still in service with my sister today.

 

In a classroom though, unless you have Blender or some other creation program running, I would understand not wanting to draw attention. 

 

So long as the cooling does it's job properly and promptly, there is little risk of damaging a laptop from using it for heavy tasks.

[danhulud]

20 hours ago, DrMacintosh said:

Papers Please  

+1 for Papers, Please

 

FTL

Stardew Valley

Neo Scavenger

Darkest Dungeon