Low spec PC Games

[76561198170970607]

I need some low spec games for my old sistem here are my sistem specs:

512 ram AMD sempron {tm} Processor 2600+, MMX 3d now 1.6 GHZ
Direct X 9.0c
Windows Xp Sp2 32-bit
Page file:1082 mb
Video Card:Nvidia Geforce FX 5200 "128 mb of video memory"
Display Mode:1024 x 768
Sound: Realtek AC97 audio
Any sugestion is helpful Please PM me or Respond
Thank you

[DarkGaming2020]

why not just look at games and read their specs.

[76561198170970607]

I just want sugestions on steam
but thanks anyway
because i dont have time to look on the entire store
but thank you for your response

[Zwentibold]

Kinda hard to advise you on that without knowing the kind of game you like. There are some awsome on steam that should run fine : Binding of Isaac, FTL, ToME, and many others... but you'll have to check games requirement one by one.

GoG might be more appropriate for these specs and this research, but newer games tend to heavily use graphic card memory, and beside that half a gig ram won't lead you anywhere.

You could try out some of the paradox grand strategy titles if you're into this kind of games, dunno if your gpu will support (relatively) recent titles, but it could (HoI2 or EU3 should run fine). Or previous civilization titles, the good ones (3 and 4)...

[MeganeDamashii]

If you're into shmups:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/281860/
Also the other games from the Tales of Alltynex trilogy.

[Quint the Alligator Snapper]

I don't know much about AMD processors or any specific graphics cards, but I mostly play games that tend to be lower-spec, so my recommendations (which I usually have sitting on my profile) may be useful to you:

games on Steam that I have played and recommend
* the Ys games, especially Ys Origin, and also Ys: the Oath in Felghana
* action JRPGs localized by Carpe Fulgur, including Recettear: an Item Shop's Tale and Fortune Summoners
* the action platformer and metroidvania Guacamelee
* the metroidvanias La-Mulana, Aquaria, Anodyne, and Waking Mars
* the shmups Ether Vapor Remaster and RefleX
* the virtual board game 100% Orange Juice
* the adventure platformers DuckTales Remastered, Mutant Mudds Deluxe, Stealth Bastard Deluxe, Saira, and eversion
* the comedy platformers Eryi's Action and DLC Quest
* the co-op exploration/customization platformer Terraria
* the roguelikes One Way Heroics, Dungeons of Dredmor, and FTL: Faster Than Light
* the visual novels/story adventures Dysfunctional Systems: Learning to Manage Chaos, Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent, and fault ~milestone one~
* the traditional JRPG The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky, the First Chapter
* the teamwork FPS Team Fortress 2

Also I just finished Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure and as far as I know it was originally released in 2004 so that should probably also be an option.

FYI I've had trouble getting Terraria to run properly if I use larger than an 800x600 window, on a PC with an Intel Pentium (I think?) processor.

Also, on lower-spec computers, TF2 may be a little choppy, so it may be better to play classes like pyro, engineer, heavy, and medic than to play classes like scout and sniper.

Hopefully, there's something here that you like.

Edit: got ninja'd by someone rec'ing RefleX. That is an EXCELLENT game. The great thing about that game (as well as Ether Vapor Remaster) is that you get more continues the more you play the game, when you get game overs. That way, you're incentivized to play the game more, but also get to see more and more of the plot as you keep playing.