Good Games To Buy On Steam?

If you like rpgs and don't mind cartoonish artstyles, you should try Secrets of Grindea. It's 15$ but has a demo and it's really fun and has a decent size story mode, only downside is the developers take quite a while to update the game.

 

Soooo it's wynncraft?

 

I bought castle crashers on the summer sale. The game is really fun but once you beat the game it get's kind of bland.

 

What I can offer depends, how indie do you want to go?

Mainstream indie? (I see a few of those you already have)

Normal Indie? (Not as polished as mainstream, but with more charm)

Real Indie? (I guarantee you have not heard of these games)



Yeah I can't offer anything non-indie...

 

Try out Civilization V, it's amazing :D

 

How About factorio? it is a game that requires you to constantly think to keep a factory running, which is awsome.

 

Warning: Factorio is addicting. But great.

 

I would recommend Salt and Sanctuary in short it's castlevania/metroidvania with a dark souls twist, having a REALLY great time with this game.

18€ on steam

 

I have spent dozens of sleepless nights skyping with my friends and doing mindless tasks.
fun times

 

Risk of Rain. It's a somewhat-roguelike action platformer. Basically, your goal in each level is to find the teleporter (which spawns a boss), kill all the enemies, and teleport to the next level. There's a wide variety of items to assist you with this, ranging from healing to speed boost to rocket launchers. There are also quite a few different characters you can unlock, each with their own attacks and abilities. It's $10.99 CAD normally but only about three dollars on sale.

 

Great game called Rebel Galaxy only for the hardcore space fighters though.

 

running with rifles top down mmo shooter with a single player campaign that isn't an on rails shooter
half life and half life 2 and episode 1 and 2
DOTA 2
CS:GO
Strike Suit Infinity
most of these I don't have but look cool

 

I can't find you on Steam. ;_;

Anyway, here's some games I have that I really like.

Out There Somewhere: A short (and I mean SHORT; I beat it in less than 20 minutes easily, and I suck at speedruns) puzzle/platformer that involves the use of the Teleport Gun, a gun that can teleport you to wherever its bullets land. This makes way for unique and fun platforming, interesting puzzles, and overall great gameplay.
Price: Normally $5, but it frequently goes on sale for 50 cents.

Tribes: Ascend: A slightly old, futuristic online multiplayer shooter in about the same vein as TF2 and Call of Duty. It's fast paced with plenty of hitscan and explosive-launching weapons. There's tanks, hovercycles, and jets, lots of weapons to choose from, and a whole lot of microtransactions. Although, you don't need to spend money for anything other than cosmetics. You can spend a few bucks to get some weapons early, but there's no real need.
Price: FREE!

Rogue Legacy: This game is like a cross between Dark Souls and Castlevania. The main point of the game is to get to the end the the castle. Sounds simple, right? WRONG! When you die in the castle, (which you definitely will) you get to choose between one of three heirs to your last hero. This heir keeps the gold your last hero earned in the castle and can spend it on upgrades and armor. The heirs can have all sorts of wacky power-ups or power-downs. For example, your heir can have dwarfism and fit into small paths. They can have schizophrenia and see imaginary enemies that you can't interact with. Or they can be gay, which swaps the genders of the statues that heal you and restore MP. Or they can even be flatulent, which... Well, makes them flatulent. It's really satisfying getting a lot of gold and beating the bosses, and it's incredibly stressful knowing an enemy could pop out and kill you at any time.
Price: $15
Also, pro tip, if you go into the game files, you can find an editable text file that contains all the possible names of your heirs. You can simply pop in your own names! I once went around as a ninja named Sir Jesus.

Resident Evil 4 Remastered: Does this even need an explanation?
Price: $20

The Guest: This is a puzzle game. It involves exploration, finding items, using said items in puzzles, and that's pretty much it. From what I've gathered so far, someone has trapped you in a hotel room and you have to find your way out. The story is very deep and is fun to follow, the puzzles are well-crafted and challenging, and it's overall just a fun experience.
Price: Normally $10, but it's currently on sale for $5.

 

changed it to Throin Metalfist

 

Little bit surprised that no one has said anything about Shovel Knight, although I'm probably just blind. Very fun platformer reminiscent of classics like Mega Man and Castlevania. Would recommend it to anyone. I also haven't seen anyone talking about Spelunky, which is also a platformer that's both addicting and super difficult.

 

i am too .-.

 

Universe sandbox 2 and BeamNG.drive


(I also like endless sky it's a 2d space game and it's free)

 

But only if you're really smart. I bought that game and all I could figure out how to do successfully was make planets.

 

I've heard good things about Delver, though I thinkit's still in beta.

 

All I have to say is to consider getting FTL: Faster Than Light. It's an incredibly addicting game that I got for 3 dollars from the summer sale, though I think it costs $15 regularly. You play as a Federation crew running from the Rebels, who are searching for you because of the information you harbor. Along the way to the Federation base, you fight Rebels, pirates, and various patrolmen as you gain scrap to upgrade your ship. If you have the time and patience, the game is very fun to 100%, since there's over 25 ships that you can unlock through special events or by beating the game with the previous ship.
The game is frustratingly difficult, with each game session taking nearly 3 hours and with some of them ending up in failure due to the traditional rogue-like RNG. Easy mode took me about 15 runs to get to the final boss, and five more runs in order to defeat it. There are no micro-transactions, but the game is no longer being updated. The modding community is also dead, but there are still many mod packs left over that rework the game, if you do ever get bored of it.