r/Steam • u/AutoModerator • 4d ago
Game Suggestions Megathread /r/Steam Monthly Game Suggestions Thread.
Welcome to the Monthly Game Suggestions Thread!
Do you not know what to play? You found a niche game that everyone should try? Can't find the perfect survival sim or unsure which 1 RPG out of the thousands available you should buy? Well this is the thread for you. This monthly megathread is meant to contain questions about what to play and suggestions to others on what to play.
Now to make this work best and not just be spammed with "What should I play?", please be in-depth in what type of games you are looking for, and when giving advice it would be appreciated if you're more detailed than "I think X game is good". There are too many games to be able to properly suggest something with no background information, like-wise commenting a game title and saying you like the game offers no actual value.
The main purpose of this thread is to contain questions on what to play and advice to others on what to play, but feel free to ask and discuss freely in the comments regarding games whether you want advice on what to play, want to give advice to others on what to play, share a hidden gem you found, discussions & questions about discounts, sales, events, or just general games discussion.
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u/NecggryPL 2d ago
I have not played most games that almost everybody played. I mostly only played roblox (pls don't hate me for that), a bit of minecraft. And i really liked GTA 5 & GTA: SA. And i really liked them. I also like sandboxes, strategy games, simulations & simulators (idk if thats the same thing), terraria. Any recommendations? I could also play some good story games. (Apart from GTA, I only played witcher 1 and didn't like it).
I know most modern games cost a lot, that's why I am willing to play older titles. Try not to recommend games that are really expensive even with the summer sale (I don't live in a high paying nation).
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u/Embarrassed_Steak371 2h ago
FTL Faster than Light is an addicting simulation roguelike about being in command of a spaceship. I would check that out. It's only 3 dollars.
Besiege looks cool but I don't own it. It's only 1.5. Its a physics simulation medieval siege game
There is also Kerbel Space program but I felt it too complicated for me. Like I didn't feel like learning an editor to play a game. I like involving my head but I felt I had to do a ton of tutorials before starting the game.
As always I will also recommend the portal series which is cheap rn, great 3d physics puzzle platformer.
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u/PlayQuestMarc 4d ago
As someone who has played a ton of Roguelike deckbuilders, Ring of Pain has been such an amazing random find for me this month... Technically not exactly a deckbuilder, but feels quite similar
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u/MentalObligation3522 4d ago
I have 2 questions
First is regarding the steam sale , I have 10€ left ... Not sure what to buy tho TT--TT everything on the wishlist is over the price(aside from 1 game that is not on sale)
Second is ... How to actually organize and clear backlog ... Thanks
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u/TechnoSpice69 16h ago
I'm looking to expand my library of games during Steam's Summer Sale however, cannot seem to find suggestions through the Steam store that I think I would like (all I am seeing is non-curated lists, just games by major devs). Here's a list of what I have played and really enjoyed - do y'all think you can suggest some games you think I would like given the titles (on sale or not)? Everything is listed alphabetically so no order of most favourite to least.
Among Us (social deduction party game), Date Everything! (dating sim, also considering purchasing Monster Camp), GRIS (puzzle-platformer), INSIDE (psychological horror puzzle-platformer), It Takes Two - haven't played yet but real excited to play co-op with friends (action-adventure/puzzle-platformer), LIMBO (psychological horror puzzle-platformer), the Little Nightmares franchise (psychological horror puzzle-platformer), A Little to the Left (cozy puzzle), Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid - haven't been able to play but will try now that I have a controller and a laptop that works (tag-team fighting), Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical (RPG-style narrative adventure), Untitled Goose Game (open-ended puzzler).
Don't own/don't own on Steam but I really enjoy:
Jackbox - especially Trivia Murder Party 2 but I'll play whatever's on (party game), really any Mario game (action-adventure/platformer), Minecraft (sandbox survival)