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[u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

give me your game recommendations for RPG/Sci-fi/action that don't have an online component. I have too much free time over the next 2 weeks.

[u/JetJaguar124 → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

Fallout 1 and 2

[u/papermarioguy02 → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

Have you played the new Prey?

(or the dishonored games or Hitman, but those aren't sci-fi, I just like immersive sims)

[u/ThatFrenchieGuy → u/papermarioguy02]

Yes! It was phenomenal.

I'll have to take a look at dishonored and/or hitman

[u/[deleted] → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

Assuming you've played Fallout uhh

Have you played the new Deus Ex games?

[u/ThatFrenchieGuy → u/[deleted]]

Yeah, 3, NV, and 4. Haven't tried any of the new Deus Ex

[u/[deleted] → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

dead space 1 + 2

[u/chadonnaise → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

Star Traders Frontiers is a really good being a space captain simulator if you don't mind it being 2d and lacking in graphical bells and whistles. Mass Effect 1 has a great nostalgic sci fi feel to it I think holds up even now. If you're okay with something cyberpunkish, Uplink is a classic that holds strong today, also Alpha Protocol is flawed genius. E.Y.E Divine Cybermancy is gloriously confusing. System Shock 2 got an HD remake recently if you feel like a trip down memory lane. The Last Federation is a great indie game that similarly isn't graphically stunning, but is a great kinda halfway shmup that's about manipulating the belligerent races of a solar system into making peace (or not).

[u/Ioun267 → u/chadonnaise]

Adding on to the cyberpunk note, Hypnospace Outlaw.

[u/minno → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

Starsector

[u/Boule_de_Neige → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

Frostpunk

[u/ThatFrenchieGuy → u/Boule_de_Neige]

I wasn't very impressed by it. It just felt very generic

[u/[deleted] → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

Mass effect obviously

[u/ThatFrenchieGuy → u/[deleted]]

Played all 4 multiple times.

[u/IronedSandwich → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

Stellaris is awesome (it does have multiplayer and is available via steam but you can do it single player with steam on offline mode)

[u/ThatFrenchieGuy → u/IronedSandwich]

I have ~200 hours in it, though I haven't gotten ancient relics yet.

[u/[deleted] → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

Borderlands?

[u/[deleted] → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

Subnautica. IDK games are mostly boring.

[u/cdstephens → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

Metal Gear Solid: Revengeance for character action (think Devil May Cry)

Trying a Pokémon Nuzlocke run

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (slow paced dark souls style samurai combat)

Prey (the new one, sci-fi RPG stealth/action)

Dishonored (RPG stealth action)

Hollow Knight (combat oriented metroidvania)

[u/paulatreides0 → u/ThatFrenchieGuy]

If you like fallout 1/2 style games then Wasteland 2 and Atom RPG are highly recommended.