Good Steam games for a relatively low-end PC? (No GA sorry D;)

Prison Architect is on sale, also it surely will run on ur pc

RPGs? Spiderweb games (Geneforge, Avadon and so forth)

That's like an upgraded version of my lappy =o
You can play a few games but at 25-30 fps like Dark Souls, Fallout 3/NV, Witcher 2, Dead Space 1/2, Saints Row 3 (but not 4) etc.

Great question! Most of the classic indie platformers of the last few years (Super Meat Boy, Fez, Spelunky, Braid, Thomas Was Alone) should run on it and be well under budget--is that something you're into?

Tabletop Sim does not look resource heavy. Pretty much virtual board games and card games.

If you liked Fallout 3, maybe play the earlier Fallouts if you like isometric rpg stuff. I'm pretty sure your PC could run TES IV: Oblivion fairly well, which really isn't a bad game. I'd compare it to FO3

Torchlight 2 is just an awesome RPG, you will definitely enjoy it

That's not too bad for a laptop, although extra RAM could be useful (since a bit is reserved for the iGPU).

A few games currently on sale on the Steam store that could interest you and should work fine:

• Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition $7.49 (it's quite old, it should run fine)
• Insurgency $4.99 (should be similar to Counter-Strike, runs on Valve's Source Engine)
• Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning $4.99 (should run fine with low details)
• Medieval: Total War - Collection $3.39 (but you have II, that should run well enough too)
• Prison Architect $7.49

your laptop better than mine, so this is what I keep in my laptop

For time sinker : STARDEW VALLEY, SIM CITY 4, HERO SIEGE, STARBOUND

For storyline : FALLOUT NEW VEGAS, TRANSISTOR

For Online Game (Steam and Non-Steam) : Path of Exile, Marvel Heroes, Uncharted Waters Online

You should try the Bioshock series, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, F.E.A.R., Dirt series (the older games should work fine but I don't think Dirt Rally would work on your laptop), Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic series.

I'm just finishing up Divinity: Original Sin. It's been really fun and you should be able to run it.

Whatever games you do end up getting, be sure to check out /r/GameDeals and IsThereAnyDeal.com. No reason not to buy at the cheapest price, right?

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Anything made before 2014.
Anything made after 2014, assuming it is not a fully 3D game that only tries to sell itself with graphics.
Exceptions are FFXIII trilogy, Oblivion, Fallout 3, New Vegas, and Source games. Not really playing well with modern AMD CPUs.

Age Of Empires, Doom, Quake, Warcraft

I'd suggest any game in the Divinity series by Larian Studios, with the possible exception of Beyond Divinity. The rest are great though, and generally not too resource intensive. Dragon Commander might be a little much on that laptop, though.

All of the Shadownrun games by Hare Brained Schemes are also excellent: Shadowrun Returns, Shadowrun Dragonfall, Shadowrun Hong Kong.

King's Bounty: Armored Princess is a really good strategy game that's a lot of fun.

I'll second the people who said Stardew Valley, it's a great game.

Another little gem that I always recommend to people who like sim type games is Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale. It's very anime, but as long as that doesn't turn you off, it's wonderful. In the game, you run the item shop that the adventurers come to to get their gear. You can also take the adventurers dungeon crawling for items to sell, so you occasionally have to make decisions like is it better to sell them good equipment at a loss so that you don't have to waste inventory space lending them weapons and armor or do you REALLY need that extra money to make your payment that week to the fairy mafia? Oh, didn't I mention that? Yeah, your dad racked up a million dollar debt and you start off with a few thousand that you need to turn into increasingly large payments over the course of 40 days. Once you do that, you can keep running for as long as you want with no more payments required. There is also an extensive crafting system.