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Best games on steam plz

X3: Reunion/Terran Conflict/Albion Prelude
Medieval 2 Total War
Railroad Tycoon 2
The Secret Of Monkey Island/Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge
Silent Hunter 3

Some of the games I've purchased on Steam in addition to Skyrim:

Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition

Mass Effect 2

The Witcher: Enhanced Edition

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition

Fallout 3

Fallout: New Vegas

Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines

Alice: Madness Returns

And, of course...Morrowind and Oblivion

That's almost like asking "What are the best PC games?"

Assassin's Creed

Bastion

Bioshock

Crusader Kings 2

Dark Souls

The Longest Journey

Mount & Blade: Warband

The Walking Dead

FTL: Faster Than Light, L4D2, Don't Starve, Fallout: New Vegas

Europa Universalis 4

Do you prefer any specific genre?

Arma 3

Borderlands 2

Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Mark of the Ninja

Portal 2

Star Wars Knights of The Old Republic I & II

Tomb Raider (2013)

Total War: Shogun 2

Trine 2

Underrail

Morrowind

Dota 2

Portal 2

TF2

Goat Simulator

Morrowind

Fallout 3

Fallout: New Vegas

Terraria

Mass Effect 2

Age of Empires 2 HD

Morrowind,portal,

Without a doubt, the best Steam games are Bridge Construction Playground, Bat Rats, and Drunken Robot pormography.

This game actually is good. If you play it with the right mindset and were expecting a stupid game to pass the time with, that is. If you wanted a serious goat game, this isn't the game for you.

Psychonauts

I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream(highly recommended if you like point and click adventure games)

The Bard's Tale

One Way Heroics

This.

Also, Abyss odyssey was kinda fun.

I got to play this for 15 minutes or so last night. It seems fun, but I didn't get to play long enough to make a call yet.

Goat simulator is great if you are drunk or expecting the stupidest game ever.

I love it.

I don't consider Medieval 2 Total War to be a genuine Steam game, because it was released before Steam even had its first Total War game title and that was Empire Total War.

I like both X3: Reunion (I still have the original game Elite in which X3: Reunion is based on IIRC) and the Silent Hunter game series.

I would probably play Shogun 2 Total War more often than I do today, but I find it hard to get myself into the game and then I stop playing yeah even try to understand it.

Empire Total War are probably my favorite Steam game.

I recommend Terraria and Banished. Both are great games, and have the benefit of not being expensive, so buying them is not a big gamble.

Goat Simulator is also a good choice.

Oh, I should take another opportunity to pimp Grim Dawn. It is by the makers of Titan Quest, and is like their previous game, only darker and more mature. Without trying to be edgy about it! It is only 2/3 complete right now, but you can get it on early access for something like $25.

Okay, I have to know, who actually wants a serious goat game?

I can think of one member on here who has a love of goats.

Are you expecting some specific answers? I mean, there are A LOT of games on Steam. Bah, I'll just read off my library.

Mount and Blade: Warband (highly recommend)

Don't Starve

Hotline Miami (highly recommend)

Killing Floor (addicting as hell)

Red Orchestra/Rising Storm

Crusader Kings II

The Binding of Isaac

Risk of Rain

Guacamelee!

Civilization V

Company of Heroes

Gunpoint

I play a lot of indie games on PC these days. And a lot of the time they're really good.

For me it was best when playing co-op campaign with friend. Single player campaign or random online battles didn't draw my attention as much as co-op. Soon, I'll probably start another co-op campaign, this time in Rome 2.

It seems that many good games have already been mentioned here, but I highly recommend Peggle. It's radical.

As opposed to, what, Railroad Tycoon 2, Monkey Island, etc? Pretty much all of my choices are presteam. Why single out that one? Anyway, I hardly think it matters with regards to the thread. Op seems interested in steam games, I.e. Games you can buy in steam, possibly because he wants to buy one. Whether it came out first on DVD, CD, Floppy Disc, cassette tape or abacus, I really don't think Steam, nor I, care. So unless the op would like to come on here and define Steam Game in relation to this tread, I don't think there's an issue with my suggestions.

Unless

Depends what you like but for RPG fans - Shadowrun Returns, Baldurs Gate Enhanced, Age of Decadence. At least those are what I have and play. Also Dota 2 being the most popular game on Steam, very addictive.