Low End Pc Games

Zork ?

My system isn't as potato as yours (4 years old) but a good tool I use is Game Debate. I find it more reliable than CYRI for telling me whether my laptop will be able to run games or not. CYRI has told me I'd be able to run games before that I wasn't, but GD has always been accurate for me.

I'd say: 15+ year old games.

Really, I'd suggest some of the old games sold at GOG.com (although many are also sold on Steam).

(Even for 15 year old PC, there will be different levels of hardware, so it may be worth mentioning the hardware, but I think you really should just stick to games of that time.)

Stardew Valley

I suggest you to stop collecting games, so you can buy a new pc. I'm not saying you need a high end pc - but 15 years... why are you even collecting steam games? :O

As a proud user of Intel HD3000 i recommend this list:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oAxgg1E0ONclzVTf5CNpG4bpDM8QEtKfe9WPgjO1PRM/edit#gid=1

the save your money game ;)

get yourself a new pc ^^ can't really recommend a game at all that would run on something 15years old.. top 30things that come time mind wouldn't anyways.
maybe, UT GOTY or Doom or Wolf3D?

My 15yo pc wasn't able to run To The Moon properly, so I don't really know.
I assume yours is still able to play a couple of games, so I guess you would have to post specs, so people could compare their gamesuggestions to that.

Thief Gold.

I guess all the oldies and many retro ones will work fine. You migth wish to mention what genres you like for more precise recommendations. https://www.gog.com/games?release=2000_2004,2005_2009,p2000&sort=bestselling&page=1

The Binding of Isaac

Play HOG noley :v :D

In fact so fucked is my pc that it wont run games that run on unity at all.

That's not really surprising. Unity games are often poorly optimized, and thus even those that look old might not run well.
And as others suggested, 15 year old games (give or take a few years)

I recommend saving up, really... for the price of a few games, you can buy some refurbished PC that''s not as old as yours and can play some lighter games.

As for your PC... that belongs in a museum. >.<

reading your description, i think the best thing that can happen to your computer is a summer job for you, getting a few hundred bucks together and make an upgrade:)

Quake 3, Final Fantasy 1 - 9, Max Payne 1, Half-Life.

15 years old! My god, please post the specs so we can all bask in it's glory.

Half-Life or DOOM or Simcity 3000

I would say anything by Spiderweb Software. The Avadon and Avernum games are great and I think all of them require a mere 256 to 512 megs of RAM. Hopefully they will run on your system.

Avernum: Escape from the Pit
Avadon 3 (Their Newest Game)

Their entire library is often part of the Steam week-long sales and Avernum 2 was part of a Humble Monthly bundle (pretty sure it was the monthly one) a couple months back so if you trade you could probably pick it up for a key at most.

If somehow this old system has 1 GB of RAM, which I doubt seeing as how it's 15 years old, you might be able to run The Final Station which the devs state will run on the GPU equivalent of a built-in toaster (on the Steam Store page down in the requirements section). It is a terrific game and it will run on just about anything, but 15 years old is kinda pushing it.

Aside from these suggestions, there's always something good on sale at GOG.com

even high end pc's are garbage now if their from 15 years ago
... different story with 10 year old pc's (first dual cores + good gpu's)

most games on q3 engine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Id_Tech_3

Gorky 17, maybe Praetorians.

do like me, play nothing at all \o/

Fallout 1&2 (the good Fallout games)
Imperialism
Diablo
Sim City 2000
Unreal Tournament
Day of the Tentacle
Secret of Monkey Island
and other great Lucas Arts Adventure