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A classic.

Time For Crab

You're pretty much mass murdering a bunch of anti-vaxxers, good fun aside from a few bugs.

Be the cat

Kinda hard not to recommend Blender, the interface can be a bit overwhelming (it use to be A LOT worse, trust me) but once you learn the ropes from some of the MANY tutorials available online you have access to a very powerful program capable of both 3D modelling, rigging and 3D and 2D animation among many other things. Give it a go if you haven't already or another go if you haven't used it for a few years.

I've been using this overlay for quite a bit and have found it to work the best out of the ones on Steam. I will say though that sometimes a window will freeze for no reason or the pointer controls will not work when looking at the desktop but 90% of the time the overlay works as intended.

PS: Pls add Winamp as a supported music player

It's the timeless classic but better! I've been playing the Age of Empires series since the first game in the 90's and to see AoE2 still live on today is fantastic! Only downside is how salty some players can be online to the point some games will end before they start because the other player will leave for some silly reason.

A really fun throwback to Retro FPS

I've played both Wurm Unlimited and it's web based Counterpart Wurm Online, both games are very similar but Wurm Online is "free to play" (requires a sub to level beyond 20) and has it's own servers and Wurm Unlimited is a one time purchase that uses servers hosted by the community.

Behind the rough, dated visuals and clustered UI lies a surprisingly deep game with complex mechanics. Things in this game are HARD to make, even a simple house or preparing food will take quite awhile, but this just makes the accomplishment of completing said house even more rewarding than your typical sandbox game.

Exploring can also be fun, the game has a "decay" system where everything the players make will degrade if not maintained. this means you will sometimes find abandoned settlements that have been made by other players who have left. I don't think there's many other games with a system like this. The filpside to this is you have to maintain your own property which can become tedious but there are systems in place that can help make things less repetitve.

The leveling and crafting system is a bit of a joke, everything is hidden behind menus of menus that look alike and you will constantly fail to make even simple items starting out. This does disappear at higher levels however.

Combat in this game still needs a lot of work too, it's almost a MUD with visuals when you enter combat, most of the "action" discribed in text rather than shown and happens semi-automaticly (you dictate your player's stance and fighting style, but thats about it), but I guess that could also be seen as a charming aspect.

This isn't a game for everyone, but if you enjoy a real challenge and find a group to stick it out with, Wurm Unlimited can be quite fun. I recommend looking at the Wurm Wiki and some guides rather then jumping in blind however. It still receives semi-frequent updates with new featres and visuals from time to time.

A fun, quick, almost Rouge-like game that takes a simple concept and expands on it in the most ridiculous way in the best way possible.