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Besides Witcher and Hotline Miami, what do you guys recommend from those ancient times?
Depends on what you're looking for. Shantae and the Pirate's Curse is a great metroidvania platformer, Shadowrun Hongkong if you want to experience a cyberpunk+fantasy RPG, Rebel Galaxy for a space game with some trading and naval-style combat (ships don't move in up/down directions), Van Helsing for a diablo-like experience
I'm also seeing Hyperdimension Neptunia on the sale, though I have no clue if it's any good. I always get baffled by the amount of games in that series
SOMA is right there on the laptop.
Absolutely excellent game.
The Witness (2016) is a really good puzzler, as is The Talos Principle (2014) (it's gotten a UE5 remaster now).
Crypt of the NecroDancer is a steal at $3. And it definitely made me feel old seeing it on this list 😭
I just went through what's on sale, I didn't verify the release dates or anything.
Kerbal Space Program is a great time. It's the kind of game where it either grabs you and doesn't let go, or you'll drop it pretty fast.
I liked Sunless Sea, but then you really just have to give a game an Eldritch aesthetic and I'll probably be there for it.
The Escapists is a neat game to play with some friends.
Fallout 4 has some flaws, especially if you're a fan of the previous games, but it's a decent game anyways.
KSP is still the best 'build an entire space program' sim, now that KSP2 has erm, failed to launch, or maybe suffered a RUD... and KSP 1 now has a decade of quite frankly astonishing expansive mods.
Try KSP Realism Overhaul and Principa if you want to up the difficulty a bit, lol.
I actually thought kerbal was a bit older. Maybe it was the years of early access or something
Very first public version in 2011, Steam Early Acces in 2013, release in 2015.