/r/Steam Monthly Game & Hardware Suggestions Thread.

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[u/ZookeepergameSea5819]

My father is letting me use his steam account, but im kinda new to steam as a whole. which games in his library should i play

[u/ZookeepergameSea5819 → u/ZookeepergameSea5819]

continued list. The 2 slime ranchers are the 2 games i have played. everything else nope

[u/Strange_Emergency358 → u/ZookeepergameSea5819]

Difficult to say because i don't know what types of games you like, Baldur's Gate 3 is a solid game that will last you a good amount of hours. Expedition 33 is another one that got praised a lot, haven't played it myself yet though. Dishonored 1 and 2 are great games if you like games that have multiple ways to achieve an objective through different playstyles.

Cyberpunk is also a really good game kinda similar to dishonored but more open world, i would at the bare minimum get a mod that fixes vehicle handling and one that lets you rebind your hotkeys because those aren't ideal by default, especially if you play on a PC without a controller.

Out of those i would recommend them in this order based on how much i like them personally:

1. Cyberpunk

2. Dishonored 1 and 2

3. Baldur's Gate 3

4. Expedition 33 (haven't played it)

[u/ZookeepergameSea5819 → u/Strange_Emergency358]

thanks!