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I mean in general I haven't experienced that problem. And most games are stable enough that they don't just break irreparably. But I'm a single user software developer who's been PC gaming for twenty years so you'd kind of expect me to have it all figured out... your situation could be a lot different. Hard to know without any details. (like what games, systems specs, windows version, etc)
You might need to delete any configuration files (might be in my documents) or something, but you'd have to look it up per game.
I would try restarting Steam. And maybe restarting your PC. If the either game's exe failed to shutdown and is still running in your task manager that might be the cause. Hard to say because it's not like the games share an engine or anything remotely similar so I think it's coincidentally they're both failing to run.
I mean you kinda have to go through all the silly. Reinstall, restart, update drivers etc. Just to rule it out. And then look at any configuration issues individually. You might also open up the event viewer, try running one of the games and see if anything gets logged there too.
Also, it's always a good idea to post your system specs in threads like this.
Go to "Help" in the top of Steam. Then, system information. Right click in the new window, select all, then copy and paste all that here.