Witcher 3 and Red dead redemption 2 are a couple of the best games I’ve ever played. Try those out. Witcher 3 goes on sale quite often on Steam, so you can get the complete version with DLC’s for less than 10$.

I’ll chime in with the obligatory New Vegas recommendation.

It’s so different than Fallout 4 it’s really hard to describe. No looter shooter stuff, no focus on clearing the next dungeon. The world is there, it’s alive, it’s reactive, and you decide what to do and where to go. I’ve spent many hours scouring the world, and I always find something new. And when I say something new, I’m not talking about a copy/pasted skill magazine or bobblehead. I mean new quests, new lore, new perspectives It’s the closest I’ve ever seen a video game come to emulating real-world ideological conflict, and I adore it. The player freedom is off the chain, too. Hell, you can kill every NPC and still beat the game. Love it, rant over.

You can play New Vegas without mods, and I’d say it actually functions well (everyone’s machine handles the game differently though, tbh), but I recommend following this guide, at least the base version, to mod your game. Not strictly necessary, though. I’d hate to recommend you a game you have to spend hours fixing before you can play it.

As for Fable, there’s two versions on Steam. Fable: The Lost Chapters is the original Xbox release, and Fable Anniversary is the 360-era remaster. The only real differences between the two are:

1. Fable Anniversary has remastered graphics. (As for if they’re better, that comes down to personal preference. I personally like the way Fable: TLC looks more)

2. Fable Anniversary has controller support.

3. Fable Anniversary has an added hard mode.

The controller support makes Anniversary my preferred way to play on Steam, but the remaster kinda destroyed the game’s atmosphere. I’d still rather just boot up my Xbox copy of Fable TLC so I can have my cake and, furthermore, eat it as well.

The Witcher 3? That is probably the high water mark here.

Also see the new Stalker if you want open world vibes (fps tho).

Maybe Elex?

Everyone is recommending games, but you haven’t told us a thing about this gifted PC. It’s important to know that prior to recommending anything, as a “custom gaming PC” could be an i7-4790k system from a decade ago.

What are the specs?

Steam has lots of sales so be patient. steamdb.info Is a useful website to track sales and see if they’re historic lows, also lots of other ways to sort through what’s available on Steam.

Tetris Effect Connected

Cities Skylines

What remains of Edith Finch

Stanley’s Parable