I have a potato PC lying around core 2 DUO (Dual Core) with 4GB RAM running linux mint.
What cool games for a 16 yr old I can have installed on it? Suggest some explicit content free game ideas.
Thanks in advance.
I have a potato PC lying around core 2 DUO (Dual Core) with 4GB RAM running linux mint.
What cool games for a 16 yr old I can have installed on it? Suggest some explicit content free game ideas.
Thanks in advance.
So first off if you cant afford games, just pirate em. Dbzer0 Lemmy instance has lots of good info for doing this. Though you'll have to learn how to set up wine n stuff via lutris to install windows games on linux. If youre concerned about legal implications around piracy, I'll get hate for this, but just limit seeding speeds to 0. Seeding is the illegal part for torrents as its the sharing of the files to others
Most of the oldschool crpgs like baulders gate 1 & 2, Icewind dale and plane scape torment should run more then fine
Factorio and rimworld should play well enough until you get into late game bases
All of the older valve titles are a good time half-life 1 & 2, portal 1 & 2 and they arnt overly demanding on hardware
For a sorta free game, old school runescape is a fun time waster and its possible to get membership via in game gold farming in f2p
Dusk and Amid evil are two very fun boomershooters that should run well enough I would think
Terraria is very fun and isn't very demanding on hardware
Could also download an nes/SNES/n64 emulator and pirate Roms for all the og Nintendo games but I'd only recommend those if you have a controller of some kind
Dwarf fortress is free but the free version is a little bit of a nightmare to understand visually, the forums have info on how to download tilesets and stuff to make it more user friendly. Though this is another game that will suffer from late game slowdown
I can't think of any other games I'd recommend atm but hoist the sails high my friend. Its how I got 99% of my games growing up