I just got a new gaming PC and don't know what games to play on it!  Give me some titles to try.  

Some console games also have PC versions, which is even better since you could potentially mod the games if there is something that you wanted different either in gameplay or graphics, as oppose to the console versions where what you get is what you have.

I got Skyrim and am loving it, but I've played it on the PS4 already so I need some new titles.

Well I guess it really depends on the games you like. I can give you the games I like but they aren't the normal stuff people like to play. I love to play any of the Civilization or Age of Empires/Mythology games because I love nation building and history. Mythology in particular is one of my favorites. Another strategy game I like is the later Age of Wonders games, Shadow Magic and AoW3. If you like the old magic games like Master of Magic you might enjoy these because they are inspired a lot from the old games and Age of Wonders has its own uniqueness. If you love puzzles and a good challenge I cannot over recommend Myst enough. Most of the Myst games are fantastic and the graphics are stunning, Myst itself is actually very simple but that's never an issue. Those are my picks. :3

Princess Makoto May I suggest if you wish to join the video games club in the clubhouse.

we talk about PC games there too

Hooooo boy. I have a loooot of PC games on my steam account. It all depends on what type of game/gameplay you're looking for. I can hit you up with titles from any genre at this point. I've had my steam account for 11 years, if that's any grasp of how many I've got XD


But this post would be beyond obnoxious if I posted every single one of my favorite PC games here, so I'm just going to post the games that I would recommend to everyone to play.

Crypt of the Necrodancer is a rougelike dungeon crawler music game. I know that sounds con-deluded, but it works really well!

The whole elder scrolls franchise. You already said you like skyrim, so you might wanna give the others a looksie. Also the next upcoming elder scrolls game is gonna pop up within a year or so-and I am waiting for that bad boy, lemme tell ya!

The whole fallout franchise (even the ones from the 90s) The earlier games are more of a top down strategy oldschool RPG, where as the later 3-fallout 3, new vagas, and 4-are all open worlds with similar gameplay to skyrim. It's all in an alternate far-away future where the aesthetics of the 1950s never left-and a huge war wiped everything out. Each game takes place in a different year after the great war-but it's always after the year 2200. 

Undertale because. Oh my god. It's just. So much fun. There's a reason it got such a huge and sometimes annoying fanbase. 

Hollow knight! It's honestly the hardest metroidvania I've ever played-but also the best. The graphics are amazing-and oh my god the music. The music is incredible. The control responses are very fluid as well. 

Cuphead. Okay, yeah. This game is hard as heck. It really, really is. So hard that once you get past the first 5 bosses you find a spot that can tell you how many times you've lost a level. I lost 528 times before I beat the Devil as the final boss. I only know because I wanted to take a screenshot to compare how many times other people died before beating the game. (I actually did a little better then average at the time.) The animation and music make it worth it-but it really isn't for everybody. Though if you have a friend that has it, you could play it on their system if you're curious!

If you've never played certain final fantasy series-you don't really have to worry. All the titles of the main line-except I and II-are all on steam! I've been making my way through them in order, I'm currently on final fantasy VI.

Xcom and Xcom 2. Now those are fun. They're tactical turn based RPGs-think fire emblem-where you control multiple units to kick alien butt! The only difference is that each solder you hire can be fully customized. I've had runs with different characters of different franchises-though no sailor moon characters yet. I'm planning that for my next run.

And I'm going to end my already-huge post with that. But I've got so many more to recommend, from bullet hells to visual novels, to rpgs to puzzles. Let me know if you need more suggestions!

Thanks for the suggestions guys!

Bought Stardew Valley and Civ 6 recently, been playing those with the hubz. Also, always fun to go and play a game or two on Overwatch.

Rocket League!! It's like Mario Kart + Soccer. lol

Mount and Blade? Not too difficult to get into, and highly moddable

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Also it has fairly low system requirements, too