PC with no graphics card
sudo apt-get install ninvaders
yum install ninvaders
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Pony island
Her story
Game Corp dx
Prison architect
Project highrise
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Be careful with the recommendations you get, and check to make sure that they actually work. A lot of simple looking games (pixel art games and such) still often use effects that requires a modern-ish graphics card for you to get an alright frame rate.
System Shock 2 is great, by the way! As is Majesty The fantasy Kingdom Sim (Majesty Gold HD on steam)
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Be careful with the recommendations you get, and check to make sure that they actually work. A lot of simple looking games (pixel art games and such) still often use effects that requires a modern-ish graphics card for you to get an alright frame rate.
+this
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I play Fallout 3 in 1024x768 resolution on my first PC, which has single core Athlon 64 3000+ (1.8GHz), 1Gb ram and build-in GF6100 videocore.
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FO3 killed my GF8800 pretty darn good!
I knew i was fucked when bare normal map textures started overlaying on the gamescreen xD
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Depends on a toaster. Sometimes games run better if you plug the toaster into the outlet, just remember that (this is advice for laptops).
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If you can use a mouse: https://soldat.pl/en/
The following worked (ie. playable) on a 4th generation i3 with integrated graphics:
- I found that Starbound just barely worked with some fps dropped in crowded areas. I think Terraria may work better but haven't tested.
- Magicka is a fantastic game that worked decently.
- Final Fantasy X/X-2 works okay.
- Some of the earlier Anno games like Anno 1701.
- Torchlight II.
- The Guild 2 worked okay, but fps dropped as the game progressed for me.
- Blitzkrieg 2 worked well.
- Divinity Original Sin worked surprisingly well if you can tolerate the slight and occasional UI lag.
- Vanilla Skyrim was tolerable.
- C&C Red Alert 3 worked fine.
Other than these, emulation of older and portable consoles works pretty well - particularly PSP, PS1, GBA and DS.
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soldat is still alive? I've spent some hundreds of hours there, last time 3 years ago and online was pretty low.
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It's still alive and getting spurious updates - the largest of which was the resolution update a year or two ago. If you go back to it now, you might not notice the difference, but it was nice upgrade when you look at them side by side.
As for online, people still play :P Not tons, but there's usually a filled server or two at any time in the day - though it can be a bit quiet early morning EU times. It helps to apply a filter that removes unpopulated servers from the list too. You also see the same people playing daily, haha.
In my opinion, the fact that it's still alive at all can be credited to how fun (and quick) a game it is to jump in and out of.
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Wow, Soldat, that's a blast from the past. Played it a lot around 2002-2004.
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Civ 5, Terraria, Portal, Left4Ded, Telltale games and such runs fine on my potato, that's what I mostly play. Generally most of the pixel games, visual novels, indie games etc.
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Okay maybe those good, but that's not for common toaster.
You have a good potato :D
besides...
Town of Salem is another good one, but I'm burnt out on that one
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Stardew Valley is a must play game, it will heal your heart and soul
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Actually not all toaster can run that.. How unfortunate :(
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+1, my toaster has an i5, 8gb ram, no gpu and runs this without the slightest issue :D
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That sounds like a regular mid-range laptop, not a toaster!
A toaster would have half that ram, an old i3 (at most) @ <= 2Ghz with a slow HDD. Or maybe I'm mixing up toasters and potatoes :D
On that note, adding an SSD to your computer really does help if you don't have one.
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Age of empire
Caesar 3/4
12 Labour of Hercules series
Civilization 3/4
Many of casual HOG and Tower Defense doesn't need graphic cards
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;_; those names you mentioned brought back my childhood !
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Tales of Maj'Eyal
Rogue Legacy
To The Moon
Chicken Invaders (3, 4 or 5)
Gothic II
Terraria
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Last time i had my graphic card burn, i just played dungeons of dreadmor
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gilmoregirls tell us specs of your PC: processor model, RAM and internal graphics.)
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http://store.steampowered.com/app/496300/Kingdom_New_Lands/
http://store.steampowered.com/app/578310/BRAIN__OUT/
http://store.steampowered.com/app/105600/Terraria/
http://store.steampowered.com/app/341310/Greyfox_RPG/
http://store.steampowered.com/app/206190/Gunpoint/
http://store.steampowered.com/app/25990/Majesty_Gold_HD/
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Well...depends on the toaster. These are some of the games I managed to play decently on a Dell Inspiron N4010 core i5 (integrated graphics) and 4gb of ram from 2010 iirc. You can compare your potato and see if you can run them.
Stardew Valley
Door Kickers
Primordia
Craft the World
Zeus + Poseidon
Conquest of Elysium 4
Civilization 3
Tales of Maj'Eyal
Plants VS Zombies
Darkest Hour: A Hearts Of Iron Game
Until I Have You
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Can i invade your topic to ask the same thing? I think i'm already doing that.
Processor: AMD C-60 (2 CPUs), ~1.3 GHz
RAM: 2048MB
Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 6290
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Like the title says.
I'm currently limited to using a PC with no graphics card. :( Looking for some games that my PC can handle.
I'm really enjoying Punch Club right now. Would love to know of some more strategic titles, but anything else is OK!
Town of Salem is another good one, but I'm burnt out on that one.
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