I have a TN monitor 2560x1440p 165Hz G-SYNC Compatible.
I already have these singleplayer PC Games/iOS Games:
PC singleplayer games - Borderlands 2, Crysis 3, Dishonored, Fallout 3 Game Of The Year Edition, Left For Dead 2, and Spore.
iOS singleplayer games - Dicey Dungeons, Downwell, Faster Than Light, Shattered Pixel Dungeon, and Slay The Spire.
Thanks.
Update:
I made a list of games to buy for the steam summer sale based off of everyone’s suggestions and from the research I’ve done, feel free to recommend me more games that I seem to like and I’ll add it to the list or mention if a game in the list isn’t good/doesn’t work well with my computer, thanks a lot everyone.
I have an i7-4790k and have yet to find a game it won’t play well, although I do tend to avoid the absolute bleeding edge when it comes to graphic settings. They were great CPUs and still are among the fastest at single-thread performance, which is what games care about more than anything else, while still having enough cores to not bottleneck on secondary threads.
As for game recommendations, both Cyberpunk 2077 and Baldur’s Gate 3 are recent favourites of mine with more replayability than their narrative would suggest.
For pure replayability though, nothing beats games like Factorio (THE FACTORY MUST GROW) or Kerbal Space Program (not 2) or Satisfactory, and basically any Roguelike/Roguelite. If you haven’t played Balatro go do that right away, it is crazy deep and will run on a potato.
Other games I keep coming back to and then getting addicted to for awhile for no obvious reason other than their replayability include regularly updated exploration/build/craft games like No Man’s Sky, Avorion, Astroneer, and Empyrion: Galactic Survival, Aska, and strategy games like Civilization 5/6, Stellaris, Crusader Kings 2/3, or XCOM.
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These get a LOT of play time off me.
Few hundred to over 1 thousand hours each.
Hardspace has the highest requirements of the bunch, and Dwarf Fortress will slow your pc down majorly when it’s doing it’s world building phase.
If you’re willing to play on low, a lot of games should run. I played Baldur’s Gate 3 on a similar build on about 1080p medium settings
Factorio.
The Sims 2 is super replayable, and requires only modest specs.
Here’s a few ideas of games that I think will work on your system. Putting in some variety since it looks like you play different game styles.
FPS- Wolfenstein New Colossus, Old Blood and New Order (Skip Youngblood)
Stealth -Dishonored 2, Styx Master of Shadows
Dungeon crawler/roguelike - Cult of the Lamb
Rpg/Turn based combat - South Park stick of truth
FarCry series is pretty fun and can often be found on sale for super cheap on Steam.
Any Civilization. I like 5.
Into The Breach. Same developer as FTL. Great game!
Binding of Isaac. Greatest roguelike ever
I have an i7-4790k and have yet to find a game it won’t play well, although I do tend to avoid the absolute bleeding edge when it comes to graphic settings. They were great CPUs and still are among the fastest at single-thread performance, which is what games care about more than anything else, while still having enough cores to not bottleneck on secondary threads.
As for game recommendations, both Cyberpunk 2077 and Baldur’s Gate 3 are recent favourites of mine with more replayability than their narrative would suggest.
For pure replayability though, nothing beats games like Factorio (THE FACTORY MUST GROW) or Kerbal Space Program (not 2) or Satisfactory, and basically any Roguelike/Roguelite. If you haven’t played Balatro go do that right away, it is crazy deep and will run on a potato.
Other games I keep coming back to and then getting addicted to for awhile for no obvious reason other than their replayability include regularly updated exploration/build/craft games like No Man’s Sky, Avorion, Astroneer, and Empyrion: Galactic Survival, Aska, and strategy games like Civilization 5/6, Stellaris, Crusader Kings 2/3, or XCOM.
Hope that helps!
I’ve been playing Titan Quest and Grim Dawn for years. Not everyone likes isometrics, though.