Good Games To Buy On Steam?

I'm looking for good games to buy on steam, here is my wishlist and my games.

//GAMES:
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//WISHLIST:
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If you are interested, my steam name is TempleOfLegends #TeamPootis

 

I recommend Starbound. It's a great, 2D platformer thats pretty much like Terraria. Quests, a universe, planets to explore; it's a great game overall.

 

I don't really like terraria too much

 

Hmm... well, how about Don't Starve? It's a survival game, if you like those.

 

Looks okay

 

It's really fun, Markiplier did a playthrough if you want a rundown of the plot/general atmosphere before you buy.

 

don't starve
prison architect
escapists
octodad
terraria
starbound
undertale
whos your daddy
gmod
game dev tycoon

 

Looks good

Have

 

If you like thrillers, the Metro series. If you like general shooters, Wolfenstein(Possibly 18+,but would say it's 16+).

 

A good choice for everyone is CS:GO, its cheap as chips and for the most part you can be sure to get a lot of playtime.

Also as for your wishlist, definitely get Witcher 3 along with its DLCs. I am only on my second play through which I havn't even finished the main quest yet and I have 205 hours on it. The story is very good and the general gameplay of it is also amazing.

 

Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition, just to get used to how the Dark Souls series works and that you won't be raped by the tutorial. It's on sale for 75% off a lot, so it's a great deal for the gameplay given.
I Am Bread, it looks dumb but it actually requires strategy and good hand-eye coordination, so try it once it's on sale.
No Man's Sky (Not out yet), everything Spore should have been and more.
Who's Your Daddy, again, it looks simple but requires strategy to win.
On a side note, wait until Fo4 is on sale or something to get the season pass with it (Far Harbor, Automatron, and Wasteland Workshop were great. Contraptions was straight-up awful, and the other 2 aren't out as of this post).

 

lolwut it's nothing like spore at all.
I guess that's kind of your point though...

 

The Forest is soooo fun with friends
And you can have a game and a russian lesson when you buy CS:GO

 

Well, it's similar in the whole "Explore the universe you will never fully explore" aspect.

 

3 and 7 are good to buy
and who's ur dady
im lazy to write without typos

 

I suggest CS:GO

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and Euro truck simulator 2

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Also, American truck simulator if you have a newer beefier PC

 

Roguelands (A sci-fi/fantasy roguelike for $10, great game.)
Brawlhalla (A 2D fighting game with pretty interesting mechanics, also it's free.)
Chivalry: Medieval Warfare (Although the game needs desperate balancing changes, it's a great medieval war game for $25.)
Oblivion (The game before Skyrim in the Elder Scrolls series, it has a lot more depth to it's world and npcs than Skyrim does. The GOTY edition is $15.) *Waits for Skyrim fans to post hate towards this post.*
Unturned (Basically a zombie survival game that can run on a potato.)

That's about it for what I can think of off the top of my head.

 

Fallout 4
Fallout 3
Fallout: New Vegas
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Undertale
Team Fortress 2
Portal
Portal 2
ARK: Survival Evolved

 

Who's Your Daddy - Just grab a fork and get to the power outlet. No strategy required there. Not a bad game tho.

 

Get The Ultimate Doom, I'm telling ya, it's one of the best/the best first person shooters out there.
And it'll make you regret buying cod instantly.
It also has a kickass soundtrack.
And requires only having windows on your pc.
All that, for just 10 dollars.

Spoiler: But wait, there's more!

Get Doom II, I'm telling ya, it's one of the best/the best first person shooters out there.
And it'll make you regret buying cod instantly.
It also has a kickass soundtrack.
And requires only having windows on your pc.
All that, for just 10 dollars.

Spoiler: But wait, there's even more!

Get every game ID software made in the 90's, I'm telling ya, they make great games.