GOOD OFFLINE GAMES?

[standsalone_1]

I recently purchased a new computer due to old one completely dying on me, i have S!!!LOAD of stuff to download from music to games to movies.

While downloading, are there any fun offline games to play so i dont mess with my download speed? i already have Rome 2. but i was thinking something with good replayability, but not as slow as Rome 2, i can only play it when i feel sophisticated or like i need a sword for some reason.

any suggestions? i like most genres, to include simulators, RPG, RTS, havent seen a good FPS single player in a while...

(this isnt just for me, i figure there are others who are interested in offline games as well.)

[Hextravert]

Dungeons of Dredmor

Puzzle Quest

Dungeon Siege II

RollerCoaster Tycoon 3

Any of the above — providing that it's your cup of tea — will tide you over until you are done (re)downloading your stuff.

[jmc1999]

Quake1-4...

[nukeheal]

Witcher 2. if you like good story, it gets heavy on lyrics tho so if you dont like reading books or spanding 5 minutes going though converstion.. forget it, fps junkies usually hate that game.. to much talking.. its like Game of thrones.. more politics then actual fighting.

gameplay/combat is ok.. to see full story you need to finish the game 2-3 times.. you make few big choices that change the game.

personally that game for me is worth every peny.

[d3bye]

:)

[Smitty]

Mark of the ninja or any of the witchers.

[Satoru]

Consdiegin you don't own many games you dont have many option

Just play Skyrim. Got that'll last you till next year if you really want it to.

[Rosie Huntington-Whiteley]

it worth

[dang!]

yeah its worth!

[General Greaves]

Skyrim, Fez, Portal

[Yazite]

Portal, Bioshock, theres really so many you can play.

[i–k]

Crusader Kings 2, with all of its DLCs and Europa Universalis IV.

[Aurora Yukihime]

You said you like simulators, but I see you meant more of the actiony type, so my suggestion might be skirting around the gray area here.

Have a look at Uplink: Hacker Elite. Not a bad game once you get the hang of it. It's hacking simulation, and it's completely offline.

EDIT: Before you pick a game, remember that downloading also needs processor power. Even though a game is offline, it shouldn't eat too much CPU or your download will take longer.

[The King Possum]

Skyrim, oblivion, morrowind, Fallout 3 and new vegas, fable: the lost chapters, Halo, Halo 2, Gears of War. the last three are on disc and not downloadable to my knowledge.