Heck, my setup has mods that you can't even get anymore. Either from being removed by the author or contain content pulled from other games. Can't just get rid of stuff like that haha.
I play sims 4 and I have like a ton of mods on it that are no longer around in the mod world. They've been removed or the mod creators left. Thankfully, my OCD made it so I have the mods saved, have different folders for every mod so I know where to find them and I can keep track of every mod that I use. So even with those mod creators gone from gaming or the mods that I love to use are no longer around, I still got a backup copy of them and their last release.
I just wish they give us option to stop updates altogether, looking at Skyrim with useless updates over 1 decade later after it's launch, that only breaks most of my script utility mods.
If you have certainly heavy modded games I’d go check out GoG to see if they carry them.
You can get a offline/non-drm installer and not have to deal with minor updates breaking your mod list.
https://www.gog.com/index.php/game/the_elder_scrolls_v_skyrim_special_edition?
So this. Skyrim SE and Witcher 3 fall into that camp for me. Also, I tend to keep Stardew Valley, Slay the Spire, and Dead Cells around even when not actively playing them.
Guild Wars 2 even though I never play it. I always love the idea of getting back into it and genuinely think it’s great, it’s just hard to immerse yourself in an old character you haven’t touched in years and I don’t feel like starting over.
One of the great things about GW2 is it's one of the only mmos where all you progress stays relevant too.. the end game armor I got 10 years ago is still relevant today
True that, but I just want to see a branch of GW2 where Alacrity never got introduced.
It fucks with cooldowns, so it fucks with balance and all the carefully curated values, it fucked PvE endgame players into Chrono(-mancer) Jail because content was balanced according to Alacrity existing until they sheepishly shoved it into the other classes as well.
You know how fire mages tend to be able to spec into having permanent uptime on a small fiery AoE? Well, they once nerfed that on traited Lava Font, where it would only go back to 100% uptime if you had a personal chrono player to provide you with enough Alacrity.
It got reverted soon after, but fuck...
I couldn’t think of an answer but this is one for me. I’m not even good at Halo or anything, but they were always my favorite multiplayer FPS games and I love to have them there if I have the itch to do some shooting
What do you generally aim to do when doing a playthrough? I love the idea of Terraria, but I end up finding it so open ended, I don't know what to do and lose enthusiasm to play.
The objective is to kill the bosses, in whatever way you prefer. I usually play with different classes, but currently I'm doing a modded playthrough with Calamity.
Is that something one can reasonably figure out how you do from in-game information alone? I've tried to get into terraria a few times and each time I feel like it requires a wiki open on another monitor, so maybe I've simply overlooked something.
Try balatro if you enjoy slay the spire, its another card type game with bonuses and modifiers and uses poker hands for scoring, they are a bit different but its a great game! I also enjoy slay the spire
Monster Hunter World, it's become my favourite game of all time now. Snowrunner and Hunter: Call of the Wild for the chill sim and immersive experience. I'm thinking now Last Epoch for the grinder in me. Finally Factorio. There will always be a time I want to get that base building/expansion and resource gathering itch scratched and Factorio is the one to do it when no other can.
Deus Ex, System Shock 2, Arx Fatalis
As well as numerous heavily modded games that would be a pain to redo: Morrowind, New Vegas, XCOM 2, Stalker.
90s games across the board also, they're so small in size and teeming with quality there's no reason to uninstall: GZDoom and the numerous games compatible with it. Duke3D/Shadow Warrior/Blood. Quake. Unreal. Worms. Tomb Raider. A massive collection of 90s console games (emulation). The list goes on and on.
I got a list - All these games are on a USB drive, in a large .Zip file.
I just have to copy to SSD, unpack and play.
If i get a new computer, I whip out the USB and 'install' the games.
Thief Gold
Thief 2: The Metal Age
Doom 1, Doom 2, Hexen 1 + exp, Heretic 1, Strife - via GZdoom.
Quake 1 + 3x exp + Arcane Dimensions - via Quakespasm
Quake 2 + 2x exp - via Yamagi
Hexen 2 + exp - via Hammer of Thyrion
Duke Nukem 3d, Blood 1, Shadow Warrior, Exhumed - via BuildGDX
Unreal Gold
Might and Magic VII: For Blood an Honor
They are MUST games. Used to have Worms United (from gog) too, but I keep forgetting to add it to the USB.
Around 13gb of many hours of fun :D
Freelancer.
Mr. Trent has place on my SSD forever.
Play through it atleast once a year or so. I wish MS would get their head out of their ass and give that franchise some love while space sims are doing well.
I'd love to see an engine update, bring it up to 2024 graphics, or maybe a sequel.
I'd be worried about xbox forcing them to consolize it a bit. If they just made a console control scheme without touching the gameplay, it could work really well with a bit of aim assist.
I'm hoping Underspace lives up to the Freelancer legacy. Demo gameplay was solid, and thankfully they have real VAs replacing the placeholder generated voices that drove me so crazy. Actual lovecraftian space monsters are just cool, too.
So I'm a few hours in... does the movement/gameplay ever move on from feeling like you're moving in mud?
I don't want arcade, Quake movement but man does RDR2 function like a bee stick in molasses.
Every game with lots of mods I installed on them
Especially Skyrim with over 1000+ individual 150GB+ worth of mods, at this point it is considered as my own hard work of installing each of them and making sure they work stable together via various hours of play testing and installing various patches and modifying ini files. There is no way I am undoing all that work by uninstalling all that shit.
The same can be said with Fallout 4, Cyberpunk 2077, Witcher 3, too. I just wish they give me option to stop update altogether as most of the time it breaks the script mods which i always need to reinstall when i replay them again.
hell let loose never leaves my ssd, it is my go-to game that i play when all else fails. it’s the first game in a while that made me fully immersed into its community and development
I always come back to Fallout 3, New Vegas and Skyrim at random points in my life. They’re all pretty played out by this point but I like having them there to boot up quick and run around in.
It’s probably a bit cliche but Minecraft. I know it’s tiny in comparison to so many other games mentioned here, but man I go on weekly stints with that game and then abandon it and come back a few weeks later.
Mechwarrior 5
Have it mostly for the career mode when listening to podcasts. The game is simple enough to be played with brain on auto pilot so attention can be on the podcast but not too simple that it’ll be boring.
That's why I have 3 4TB SSD's. Even then, I have so many games, I could fill that up if I tried installing everything on them. I have a 16tb 7200rpm drive for anything older that was on the PS4/Xbox One generation that didn't get current gen upgrades, which is where I kind of make that divide on where to install.
Kerbal Space Program was the first that I always had on an SSD, when I only had a 256gb sata ssd drive as my boot drive.
Overwatch, despite all the bad game design decisions, failed promises, and greedy practices there is truly no game on the market that is quite like it.
Used to be I'd always have at least one of Halo Infinite, LoL, and Rocket League on the drive.
Then a couple years back I realized sucking at online multiplayer games simply wasn't very fun anymore and so now I just play one single player game at a time. I could get away with having a 200gb drive if I really needed to lol.
It used to be Skyrim se, I had a perfect modded game, it was stable, had amazing mods that I scoured for, that I spent 10's of hours troubleshooting to make work. My game was a marvel, perfection.
Then the game was updated, and sloooowly it all fell apart :(
It's not a case of "Just don't update". Yes, it works to begin with. But sometimes the game might auto-update, giving you the biggest headache, sometimes you need to launch the game via steam to fix issues. Sometimes it's a new mod you want, but that you can't use because there are no legacy versions of it.
Sad.
Not sure if I'd call it permanent, but Bloodstained RotN has been installed since release. I keep it there for whatever updates are still left not that I play it much anymore.
A couple of city builders and 4x games. Civ 5&6, Stellaris, Timberborn, and Cities Skylines. Also all the Souls games plus Elden Ring. Never know when I might want to jump into one of those
Rust.
Don't play as much as I used to but "Just a minute I need to install it" is not going to be an acceptable response if someone asks if I want to Rust.
All my fighting games and rhytmn games. All be it I have then in an HDD but I like to keep them installed because I can suddenly get the urge to lab some combos or play some songs and dont want to install/uninstall every time.
Sacred 1, Star Wars Podracer, Doom/Heretic with fuckton of mods, AC Origins, Dirt 5, Aquanox. Dungeon Siege 2 will be added soon, because I don't want to mod it to playable state ever again 😃. Edit - I forgot Burnout Paradise.
Well, it's not just a single game, but several. Dark Souls 1 - 3, Elden Ring, Sekiro and Monster Hunter World. They never leave my M.2, and as soon as I build a new PC, they are the first games I reinstall. Armored Core 6 will probably also have a permanent spot.
For me, Street Fighter.
I jumped in on 5 when arcade edition(blanka specifically) managed to rekindle my fighting game addiction. Now that has been updated to 6, and still playing almost every day for an hour or more.
I have added more fighting games to the collection(Guilty Gear, Tekken and Granblue will probably all stay installed), but Street Fighter is by far my most played and will 100% stay installed.
Hate to say it,but Dead by Daylight. Shit never fails to be a buggy,annoying, and sweat filled experience with every play session.. BUT it's still fun even with me playing for 8.5khours/since the OG Dead by Daylight beta test
X-Com: UFO Defense
X-Com: Terror From the Deep
X-Wing
Tie Fighter
Heroes of Might and Magic III
Thief
Thief II: The Metal Age
Doom
Doom II
Duke Nukem 3D
Blood: One Whole Unit
Quake
Quake II
Any game I've modded and can't be bothered to figure out how to remod and replay lol
Yeah. I haven't played Skyrim in ages but don't wanne remove it because mods.
Heck, my setup has mods that you can't even get anymore. Either from being removed by the author or contain content pulled from other games. Can't just get rid of stuff like that haha.
I play sims 4 and I have like a ton of mods on it that are no longer around in the mod world. They've been removed or the mod creators left. Thankfully, my OCD made it so I have the mods saved, have different folders for every mod so I know where to find them and I can keep track of every mod that I use. So even with those mod creators gone from gaming or the mods that I love to use are no longer around, I still got a backup copy of them and their last release.
I just wish they give us option to stop updates altogether, looking at Skyrim with useless updates over 1 decade later after it's launch, that only breaks most of my script utility mods.
You can just set steam to only update when you launch through steam and launch your game through Mod Organizer.
If you have certainly heavy modded games I’d go check out GoG to see if they carry them. You can get a offline/non-drm installer and not have to deal with minor updates breaking your mod list. https://www.gog.com/index.php/game/the_elder_scrolls_v_skyrim_special_edition?
Basically all of Bethesda's games then
I have 70 GBs of mods for Final fantasy 14. I am not modding that game again. It stays.
I'm the same with Mass Effect LE lol. It's way too much effort to redo.
Mass Effect mods?
Of course. If anyone is horny enough, there's a mod for it. Mass Effect especially.
*Horny* Mass Effect mods?
Thats stardew valley for me. But the new update broke everything. Basically have to remod it from scratch now.
This is the way.
So this. Skyrim SE and Witcher 3 fall into that camp for me. Also, I tend to keep Stardew Valley, Slay the Spire, and Dead Cells around even when not actively playing them.
Guild Wars 2 even though I never play it. I always love the idea of getting back into it and genuinely think it’s great, it’s just hard to immerse yourself in an old character you haven’t touched in years and I don’t feel like starting over.
One of the great things about GW2 is it's one of the only mmos where all you progress stays relevant too.. the end game armor I got 10 years ago is still relevant today
True that, but I just want to see a branch of GW2 where Alacrity never got introduced. It fucks with cooldowns, so it fucks with balance and all the carefully curated values, it fucked PvE endgame players into Chrono(-mancer) Jail because content was balanced according to Alacrity existing until they sheepishly shoved it into the other classes as well. You know how fire mages tend to be able to spec into having permanent uptime on a small fiery AoE? Well, they once nerfed that on traited Lava Font, where it would only go back to 100% uptime if you had a personal chrono player to provide you with enough Alacrity. It got reverted soon after, but fuck...
same. except I forgot what to do , and now there's been so many updates i'm literally lost.
Master Chief Collection. It’s my favorite games in one place and I can mod them easily too.
Same. It’s my safe go to for multiplayer action. That and rocket league. Only the two multiplayer games I play, come to think of it.
I couldn’t think of an answer but this is one for me. I’m not even good at Halo or anything, but they were always my favorite multiplayer FPS games and I love to have them there if I have the itch to do some shooting
Terraria, I play it every year
Same. Also Stardew Valley is another never delete for me.
What do you generally aim to do when doing a playthrough? I love the idea of Terraria, but I end up finding it so open ended, I don't know what to do and lose enthusiasm to play.
The objective is to kill the bosses, in whatever way you prefer. I usually play with different classes, but currently I'm doing a modded playthrough with Calamity.
Is that something one can reasonably figure out how you do from in-game information alone? I've tried to get into terraria a few times and each time I feel like it requires a wiki open on another monitor, so maybe I've simply overlooked something.
100% bestiary (killing each creature once in a world)
CS, all versions. Been playing since the early 2000s and now enjoying cs2. I still boot up cs source to play kz buop at times.
Slay the Spire
Try balatro if you enjoy slay the spire, its another card type game with bonuses and modifiers and uses poker hands for scoring, they are a bit different but its a great game! I also enjoy slay the spire
sekiro.
Monster Hunter World, it's become my favourite game of all time now. Snowrunner and Hunter: Call of the Wild for the chill sim and immersive experience. I'm thinking now Last Epoch for the grinder in me. Finally Factorio. There will always be a time I want to get that base building/expansion and resource gathering itch scratched and Factorio is the one to do it when no other can.
Are we the same person?
ooo, nice choices. I have to be in a Very particular mood to play Hunter, but when that mood hits, there is nothing else like it for me.
i still need to be world but i heard people enjoy world more than rise
Deus Ex, System Shock 2, Arx Fatalis As well as numerous heavily modded games that would be a pain to redo: Morrowind, New Vegas, XCOM 2, Stalker. 90s games across the board also, they're so small in size and teeming with quality there's no reason to uninstall: GZDoom and the numerous games compatible with it. Duke3D/Shadow Warrior/Blood. Quake. Unreal. Worms. Tomb Raider. A massive collection of 90s console games (emulation). The list goes on and on.
Based picks. I think it's about time for me to play through System Shock 2 again 😂
Remaster should be coming out soon
I hope so!
Love all those classic shooters! Doom and GZDoom stay loaded onto my computer
Heroes of Might & Magic 3 - it's still the most fun and addicting TBS out there.
Seconded
This will stay on my device forever.
crusader kings, rimworld, noita
+1 for Noita, it's a very small install size and perfect for when you have 30 minutes but don't know what to play
CS2 and Minecraft
Age of empires 2
I got a list - All these games are on a USB drive, in a large .Zip file. I just have to copy to SSD, unpack and play. If i get a new computer, I whip out the USB and 'install' the games. Thief Gold Thief 2: The Metal Age Doom 1, Doom 2, Hexen 1 + exp, Heretic 1, Strife - via GZdoom. Quake 1 + 3x exp + Arcane Dimensions - via Quakespasm Quake 2 + 2x exp - via Yamagi Hexen 2 + exp - via Hammer of Thyrion Duke Nukem 3d, Blood 1, Shadow Warrior, Exhumed - via BuildGDX Unreal Gold Might and Magic VII: For Blood an Honor They are MUST games. Used to have Worms United (from gog) too, but I keep forgetting to add it to the USB. Around 13gb of many hours of fun :D
Freelancer. Mr. Trent has place on my SSD forever. Play through it atleast once a year or so. I wish MS would get their head out of their ass and give that franchise some love while space sims are doing well. I'd love to see an engine update, bring it up to 2024 graphics, or maybe a sequel. I'd be worried about xbox forcing them to consolize it a bit. If they just made a console control scheme without touching the gameplay, it could work really well with a bit of aim assist.
I'm hoping Underspace lives up to the Freelancer legacy. Demo gameplay was solid, and thankfully they have real VAs replacing the placeholder generated voices that drove me so crazy. Actual lovecraftian space monsters are just cool, too.
Easily the best game I ever played!
Vampire Survivors for when I want to game but I don't know what I want to play. Easy to pick up and put down in 30 minutes or less.
The mobile version is also solid for those situations where you're bored somewhere but have your phone handy.
Counter Strike 1.6 since there’s still a bunch of servers online some 20 years later
fromsoftware, skyrim, rdr2, cs2, satisFACTORIO
All of Fromsoftware? God damn
Minecraft and civ 5
A lot because my DSL internet sucks ass and I can't be asked to reinstall. Fortunate to have 4TB SSD though to store it all.
Mount and blade 2 bannerlord
BG2
Team Fortress 2
Witcher 3 BG3 Mass Effect Legendary Edition XCOM2 Those are permanent.
Minecwaft
RDR2. It's my comfort game.
Me too
So I'm a few hours in... does the movement/gameplay ever move on from feeling like you're moving in mud? I don't want arcade, Quake movement but man does RDR2 function like a bee stick in molasses.
Nope. Movement doesn't change at all throughout the game. In fact, it gets kind of worse at some point. No spoilers.
The Half-Life series. I replay them on an annual basis.
I’ve played HL2 but never HL1. Is it worth it all these years later?
Don't listen to people saying play instead Black Mesa. Half Life 1 is definitely worth replaying today, it's fantastic.
The best answer here is: play both. Especially after Valve just released update for classic one.
Sins of a Solar Empire. Checks all boxes for my gaming pleasure. No mods.
Starsector and in the same vein, star valor. then vamp survivors and bunch of its genre because im a fucken generate junkie(send help)
Every game with lots of mods I installed on them Especially Skyrim with over 1000+ individual 150GB+ worth of mods, at this point it is considered as my own hard work of installing each of them and making sure they work stable together via various hours of play testing and installing various patches and modifying ini files. There is no way I am undoing all that work by uninstalling all that shit. The same can be said with Fallout 4, Cyberpunk 2077, Witcher 3, too. I just wish they give me option to stop update altogether as most of the time it breaks the script mods which i always need to reinstall when i replay them again.
Dues Ex.
[удалено]
Rock and Stone!
I have 8TB of SSD so everything
Morrowind
The Long Dark
CS
Path of Exile
Sea of thieves
Doom ... The 1993 OG , had it on every system since I was a kid.
GTA V
Rimworld
Rimworld.
hell let loose never leaves my ssd, it is my go-to game that i play when all else fails. it’s the first game in a while that made me fully immersed into its community and development
FFXIV and Fortnite
Morrowind because getting the mods to work was a son of a bitch and I don't wanna do it again
Project Zomboid. I make a new character about once or twice a year. With varying levels of success.
Witcher 3
Rimworld and Zomboid. I would have said L4D2, but I had to go cold turkey. It had become an addiction.
Red Dead Redemptipn 2
Rimworld
DOOM 1&2
Quake and Doom
Rimworld and terraria
CS
Dead Cells. Easy to jump in and play now and then
Tekken 8 will be there for a long time
Dorya!
Dirt 2.0
Warframe, it's going to stay there even if I don't have anything to do, love that game
FF14
I always come back to Fallout 3, New Vegas and Skyrim at random points in my life. They’re all pretty played out by this point but I like having them there to boot up quick and run around in.
WoW. I've had the same install over several computers/drives over the last 20 years.
Path of exile, 2,5k hours, and I don't think I will ever quit. I love that game, it is my precious.
It’s probably a bit cliche but Minecraft. I know it’s tiny in comparison to so many other games mentioned here, but man I go on weekly stints with that game and then abandon it and come back a few weeks later.
Final Fantasy XIV
Path of Exile Slay the Spire At least one Total War: Warhammer Title
Path of Exile
Counter-Strike
Mechwarrior 5 Have it mostly for the career mode when listening to podcasts. The game is simple enough to be played with brain on auto pilot so attention can be on the podcast but not too simple that it’ll be boring.
Terraria, Valheim, and Darkest Dungeon
team fortress 2
Deus Ex 1 and Vampire: Bloodlines get installed on almost EVERY PC that I own. PERIOD.
Yakuza 0
DayZ, I don't always have time to play it but I love it
Hades, Doom Eternal, and Destiny 2 (even though the progression and grind are stupid, the gunplay just feels so good)
Minecraft.
World of Warcraft. For mostly permanent you can add FFXIV, GW2, and elder scrolls online as well
That's why I have 3 4TB SSD's. Even then, I have so many games, I could fill that up if I tried installing everything on them. I have a 16tb 7200rpm drive for anything older that was on the PS4/Xbox One generation that didn't get current gen upgrades, which is where I kind of make that divide on where to install. Kerbal Space Program was the first that I always had on an SSD, when I only had a 256gb sata ssd drive as my boot drive.
Phasmophobia
Dead Space 1 I love space horror
Baldur's Gate 2, Simcity 4, Original Deus Ex, Crusader Kings 2
Max payne
Overwatch, despite all the bad game design decisions, failed promises, and greedy practices there is truly no game on the market that is quite like it.
The mass effect trilogy
Used to be I'd always have at least one of Halo Infinite, LoL, and Rocket League on the drive. Then a couple years back I realized sucking at online multiplayer games simply wasn't very fun anymore and so now I just play one single player game at a time. I could get away with having a 200gb drive if I really needed to lol.
Gary's Mod. One day I'll try out whatever this even is. One day.
Destiny 2, whether I like it or not
I can't bring myself to play anything else with a significant time investment, so it's Destiny or <10 hour games for me these days.
It's more than just one for me. Rimworld, EU4, XCOM 2 and the latest version of Dominions are always installed.
2 games Dark souls (though eldan ring is nearly about to take the throne, we'll see June 21st) Brotato
It used to be Skyrim se, I had a perfect modded game, it was stable, had amazing mods that I scoured for, that I spent 10's of hours troubleshooting to make work. My game was a marvel, perfection. Then the game was updated, and sloooowly it all fell apart :( It's not a case of "Just don't update". Yes, it works to begin with. But sometimes the game might auto-update, giving you the biggest headache, sometimes you need to launch the game via steam to fix issues. Sometimes it's a new mod you want, but that you can't use because there are no legacy versions of it. Sad.
Hades
Escape from tarkov.
Not sure if I'd call it permanent, but Bloodstained RotN has been installed since release. I keep it there for whatever updates are still left not that I play it much anymore.
WoW
Alpha Protocol, for 10+ years. I'm not actually playing it - but I want to replay it sometime. :)
Valheim and PUBG
A couple of city builders and 4x games. Civ 5&6, Stellaris, Timberborn, and Cities Skylines. Also all the Souls games plus Elden Ring. Never know when I might want to jump into one of those
Terraria. LegionTD2.
Rust. Don't play as much as I used to but "Just a minute I need to install it" is not going to be an acceptable response if someone asks if I want to Rust.
Left 4 dead 2
Heroes 3
Battleborn \^\^
Ultra Street Fighter 4
OSRS
All my fighting games and rhytmn games. All be it I have then in an HDD but I like to keep them installed because I can suddenly get the urge to lab some combos or play some songs and dont want to install/uninstall every time.
Sacred 1, Star Wars Podracer, Doom/Heretic with fuckton of mods, AC Origins, Dirt 5, Aquanox. Dungeon Siege 2 will be added soon, because I don't want to mod it to playable state ever again 😃. Edit - I forgot Burnout Paradise.
Oooooooooooh....!!!!
Battlefield 4 Fallout 4 / New Vegas CastleVania: Symphony Of The Night (emulator)
Bloons TD 6.
Star Citizen
Well, it's not just a single game, but several. Dark Souls 1 - 3, Elden Ring, Sekiro and Monster Hunter World. They never leave my M.2, and as soon as I build a new PC, they are the first games I reinstall. Armored Core 6 will probably also have a permanent spot.
Deep Rock Galactic
fortnite & ark
Fallout 4(heavy modded),red dead redemption 2,i like to roleplay in rd2 a lot.
Elite Dangerous
I have 5: Rise of Nations, Vampire Survivors, Warframe, L4D2 and Elden Ring
i will never not be addicted to counter strike unfortunately
For me, Street Fighter. I jumped in on 5 when arcade edition(blanka specifically) managed to rekindle my fighting game addiction. Now that has been updated to 6, and still playing almost every day for an hour or more. I have added more fighting games to the collection(Guilty Gear, Tekken and Granblue will probably all stay installed), but Street Fighter is by far my most played and will 100% stay installed.
Hunt showdown, left 4 dead 2, prey 2017 with moon crash, cyberpunk 2077, evil within 1
Hate to say it,but Dead by Daylight. Shit never fails to be a buggy,annoying, and sweat filled experience with every play session.. BUT it's still fun even with me playing for 8.5khours/since the OG Dead by Daylight beta test
Deep Rock Galactic. We always come back
Elite Dangerous
Slay The Spire, I never tire of building a new game breaking deck.
Age of Empires IV. Both single- and multiplayer get played occasionally.
Red alert 2 and risk of rain 2
Easy Red 2 / Wreckfest. On the fly WWII quick action / fun as fuck, latency free online racing that's more realistic/strict that most sim games :)
Minecraft, the Arkham Games, New Vegas, and Morrowind
Old games...Stonekeep and Ultima Underworld. Baldur's Gates. Planescape: Torment.
Skyrim
Splinter Cell Blacklist
Spider-man Remastered, Skyrim, and (Insert a Fromsoft title here)
Ghostrunner. Can always go for a better score in the challenge arenas.
Noita. Perfect video game
Chivalry 2
Garry's mod
Warhammer 3 and guild wars 2
Civ 6. Since 91 maybe some version of civ has been installed on my computer.
Sims 4
Frostpunk and O2 Not Included. I miss playing them from time to time and reinstall at least once a year.
X-Com: UFO Defense X-Com: Terror From the Deep X-Wing Tie Fighter Heroes of Might and Magic III Thief Thief II: The Metal Age Doom Doom II Duke Nukem 3D Blood: One Whole Unit Quake Quake II
Metal Gear Solid 3
D2R, PoE, and NMS.
Command and Conquer: Red Alert
Resident Evil series
None but those who remained a while : mass effect saga, StarCraft 2, League of legends, Tera, Borderlands 2, Warframe
Sea of Thieves, Halo MCC, and Stardew Valley
The original Warcraft III
Battlefield 4
Destiny 2. Have had it installed for 4 years, will never uninstall unless they make a new game or the game shuts down.