Hi, my name is ColdBeer and let’s start with
Totally Accurate Battle Simulator
Most of the games in this list will not require you to spend long hours and invest your precious
time to actually have fun.
Most of these are fun from the very beginning and Totally Accurate Battle Simulator is one
of the best examples of that.
If you never played it - I can only envy you.
I played the game for a few days and I can’t shake the feeling of awesomeness I had while
playing.
I have a huge urge to grab the game again, it’s addictive, like potato salad with the
best doctor's sausage in it.
Game has 98% of positive reviews on Steam, so you can’t go wrong with this one in any
way.
Metal: Hellsinger
Here you will kill demons to the rhythm of metal and vengeance on an infernal journey
through the eight Hells.
This is a rhythm FPS bursting with monsters, gorgeous weapons, and heavy metal music created
for this game by amazing metal geniuses.
Like Serj Tankian for example.
Yeah, Serj himself sings new songs he created especially for this game, how badass is that?
I think you know the answer.
So if you like fast paced first person shooter games like DOOM, search no more - Metal: Hellsinger
is what you need to kill your boredom with style.
Rocket League
This game is a great nobrainer but it will require a lot of skill.
At first you will be driving in circles around the huge ball and just watch how others score
zillions of points into your gates.
But after a while you will start to sense the game and rise like a phoenix from noob
level to... you know, wood level.
Yeah, it’s a long path to go from zero to hero.
I’m almost 40 years old, so I play with my buddies who, like me, are lame and slow,
and I’m having lots of fun.
If you’re bored, just go for it.
You won’t regret.
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number
This game is not just good, it’s great.
And hard.
You know what it is not?
It’s not boring.
Grab your weapon and go into the frenzy shmenzy killing craze.
Blistering combat against punishing opposition will require intense focus as new variables,
weapons, and methods of execution are introduced throughout the game.
As I’ve mentioned - the game is hard, and you will have to play some bits over and over
again.
But after you achieve victory, you’ll feel like a true combat god.
Orcs Must Die 3
This is one of the most entertaining Tower Defense games I have ever played.
And I don't have specifically the third part in mind, the whole franchise will erase your
boredom like your boss erased your hopes of getting a bigger salary.
So, anyway, here you will be killing orcs.
Wave after wave after wave after wave and will do that not only with various traps and
turrets, but personally as well.
You can play it solo, or in 2 player co-op, arm yourself with a massive arsenal of weapons
and slice, burn, toss and zap hordes of repugnant orcs.
Orcs Must Die is an incredibly fun franchise, I spent many hours playing it and you have
all my recommendations.
In Other Waters
This is one of the coolest Indie games I have stumbled upon recently.
When Ellery is called to planet Gliese, only to arrive at an abandoned base, she finds
herself adrift in an ocean of secrets, with little more than a malfunctioning diving suit
and a strange AI to guide her.
And you play not an Ellery, as you already assumed, but as this AI.
How the turns have tabled, huh?
So you have to guide Ellery—and keep her safe—as you dive deeper and explore an underwater
alien landscape.
This game floats somewhere between an art project and a work of fiction.
Really recommended for everyone who likes slow pace and to use their imagination.
Hades
This is one of the most known Action RPG Roguelite games in our Universe.
And it holds 4th place on the best Steam games rankings.
Among all the games.
That is huge.
Here your goal is to avoid dying, but the game’s mechanics are made in a way that
you will die a lot and those deaths will make you stronger.
That is the beauty of Hades - you know like in other games you die, you ragequit and then
immediately uninstall, and here instead of that you will try again and again, because
it is fun.
Or because you are some kind of a masochist.
Let’s be fair - it’s probably because of that.
And It’s OK, I don’t judge.
Hunt: Showdown
Here you will play alone or in teams as you search for clues to help you track nightmarish
monsters and compete against other Hunters who are after the same reward.
Kill and banish your target, collect the bounty, and then get ready for the showdown; once
the bounty is in your hands every other Hunter on the map will be after your prize.
Hunt has a very positive review score and It's very addictive although it has a really
steep learning curve and there is a huge chance that you will be shredded to bits by other
more experienced players.
Despite that, almost everyone is saying that this game is awesome and super fun.
Fall Guys
It may sound weird that I’m recommending this game for you, because you know, I’m
an old dude and this game looks childish and all, but this is one of the most entertaining
titles I have played last year.
It’s not that fun to play the game alone, but if you have a friend or family behind
your back who can mock you when you fall - it’s perfect.
You will generate a lot of laughs together.
Or you will get into a bloody fight with each other and only one winner, the real leader
of your family will finally emerge.
Well, that escalated quickly.
Inscryption
This is a card-based odyssey that blends the deckbuilding roguelike,
escape-room style puzzles, and psychological horror into a blood-infused cocktail.
Here you will acquire a deck of woodland creature cards by draft, surgery, and self mutilation,
unlock the secrets lurking behind the walls of a mysterious cabin and embark on an unexpected
and deeply disturbing adventure.
So don't play this game with your unerage kids or something.
Anyway, overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam are well deserved, this game is a real
gem.
Also if you are in doubt you can play the free demo version.
Oxygen Not Included
Here you’ll find that scarcities of oxygen, warmth and sustenance are constant threats
to your colony's survival.
Guide colonists through the perils of subterranean asteroid living and watch as their population
grows until they're not simply surviving, but thriving...
Everything in your space colony is under your control, from excavation and resource allocation
right down to plumbing and power systems.
Resources will begin depleting with your first breath so be sure to dig fast if you want
to live.
Although if at some point of your life the mafia takes you to the woods and says these
words - it may not be entirely true.
Do not dig.
Aliens: Fireteam Elite
Have you ever wanted to be a protagonist in an Alien movie?
If yes, then you are crazy and need to play Alien Isolation, because this one is nothing
like the movies.
Here you will be exploring some friendly planet filled with friendly fauna and live in harmony
all together.
Except you don't.
This game is a carnage where you will have to battle through hordes of different types
of Xenomorph, customize your character and gear.
I especially liked the diversity of enemies in this game, they really took their time
to create some nasty monsters.
The game itself is basically Left 4 Dead just with Aliens.
Pure fun.
The Wandering Village
This is a recently released city building simulation game.
In a world where mysterious plants are spreading all over the earth and emitting toxic spores
as they grow, a group of people seeks shelter on the back of a giant, wandering creature.
Here you will have to become their leader, build settlement and form a symbiotic relationship
with the creature to survive together.
Well I hope you can be really helpful for the creature, because, you know, otherwise
your tribe are parasites living on its back and you're the leader of parasites.
That doesn’t sound so dreamy and glamorous, right?
The Riftbreaker
Here you are the Riftbreaker, an elite scientist commando inside a powerful Mecha-Suit.
You have entered a one-way portal to a distant planet at the far reaches of the Milky Way,
with the purpose of building up a base that will allow travels back to Earth and continue
colonization.
So you are tasked to construct a two-way rift back to Earth, because living on a planet
without cold refreshing beer is painful and that shouldn’t even be a legal thing.
Although you encounter a bit of a bigger problem than then absence of beer.
Which is monsters.
Thousands of them.
Stardew Valley
One of the most addictive and wholesome games not only in this list but in the gaming world
overall.
I just suggest you play this amazing game on your mobile device while laying in your
bed with warm sheets and a hot cup of tea nearby.
Or you know, a glass of whiskey, it doesn’t matter, what matters is that this game makes
you feel loved, squishy and fuzzy.
For young and for old, this life-sim game is a perfect choice for everyone.
Hello Neighbor
It looks like a game for young kids, but believe me, it’s not.
I got it on sale a few years ago and decided that oh well, let’s try this.
And just a few minutes into the game I was terrified, all the anxiety I ever had started
knocking on my doors.
The goal of the game is to avoid your neighbor and at the same time learn about his secrets.
So, although it looks cute and all, your brain will start to send you signals that you are
in the den of a monster and you should get out instead of trying something brave.
It’s also a great game for Halloween to play with your family - if you have younger
kids and they already stopped wetting their bed, this game is a great way of reversing
all that to nothing.
Unrailed
This is a chaotic railroad construction game where you work alone or way better - together
with your friends as a team to build a train track across endless procedurally generated
worlds.
You will master encounters with its inhabitants, upgrade your train and keep it from derailing.
That is easier to say than to do, believe me.
I’m not gonna lie, this game has pretty good AI as well, so if all your friends are
dead or if you are dead to them, I’m not judging, then playing with the help of a friendly
AI will be fun as well.
Journey
At just over two hours long, Journey delivers an adventure like no other.
Once you see the mountain on the horizon, you know that you just have to get there.
It’s the same feeling when you see a game sale on Steam and you just know that you must
spend all of your two dollars which you were saving for seven years.
Now you might say “ColdBeer, this only desert, this boring”.
Oh no, it’s not.
Here you will find breathtaking ruins, ancient caverns and even snow.
Journey is definitely one of the best games I have ever played, the true enemy of boredom.
Crypt of the NecroDancer
Great music, fast paced gameplay and RPG elements makes this game really great.
I have played countless hours of it and enjoyed every single one of them.
Just make sure that you are a calm person, because this game is hard.
Not as hard as a Jason Stathem, diamonds or tardigrade for example, but hard enough to
make you rage quit for a few times.
But then you will come back, because Crypt of the Necrodancer is not about the destination
it’s all about the journey.
Two Point Hospital
Here you will build and decorate a hospital, cure patients with utterly bizarre illnesses,
train your staff, and upgrade machines to create the most effective facility possible.
Game is humorous, here you will find various funny diseases you can cure.
Or at least you can try to cure them.
Success is never guaranteed.
Also, be sure that those illnesses are funny only to us, definitely not for our patients.
You wouldn’t want a penisitis on your face, I'm pretty sure of that.
Townscaper
What a beautiful game this is.
Well, it's hard to call it a game to be fair, there are no goals or gameplay, just plenty
of building and plenty of beauty.
That's it.
As developers say, Townscaper is an experimental passion project.
More of a toy than a game.
Pick colors from the palette, plop down colored blocks of houses on the irregular grid, and
watch Townscaper's underlying algorithm automatically turn those blocks into cute little houses,
arches, stairways, bridges, and lush backyards.
You can build your own Coldbeergrad, Coldbeerville or even whole ColdBeeristan here and enjoy
the amazing view.
Game has overwhelmingly positive reviews and I can see why.
Wildermyth
Again - overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam.
Wildermyth is a character-driven, procedurally-generated tactical RPG.
Like the best tabletop roleplaying experiences, Wildermyth gives you choices and answers your
every decision with consequences that drive your characters forward.
The best thing is that all heroes die someday… yeah, that is probably not the best thing
to be honest, but here you get to hold on to your favorites.
Reintroduce them in the next adventure, and over many lifetimes you create your own legendary
pantheon.
This game is truly great.
Slay the Spire
Almost 100 thousand people are recommending this game for you and so do I. Slay The Spire
is a fuse of card games and roguelike titles.
Here you can craft a unique deck, encounter bizarre creatures and discover relics of immense
power while trying to climb the ladder.
Game features a dynamic Deck Building so assemble your deck wisely!
Discover hundreds of cards to add to your deck with each attempt at climbing the Spire.
Select cards that work together to efficiently dispatch foes and reach the top.
People on Steam are talking that Slay the Spire is really addictive and yeah, I'm seeing
a lot of hours played in the comment section.
200 is quite a casual number here.
So, another game that will keep your virginity safe and sound for a long time.
Kingdom Rush Frontiers
There.
This is the best Tower Defense game I have ever played.
It’s more addictive than potato salad and more entertaining than your sister.
Don’t ask how I know.
Alright, jokes aside the game has 96% of positive reviews on Steam, meaning that almost everyone
who bought the game is happy about it.
If you are bored and you are, because you watched this video until this moment, it’s
a sign that you need this game.
You can find many Kingdom Rush games on Steam, on GOG.com or on mobile devices.
For example I played it on my Android phone while I was renting scooters this summer.
It’s an amazing time-killer, you have all my recommendations.
And now check out GOG Weekly sale - some of games on this list may have huge discounts
right now.
Click on my link in the description below and explore the world of cheap games.
Also on GOG refunds are supported for up to 30 days so it’s way safer to buy a game
on GOG than on Steam.
So - as I’ve said link in the description.
Thank you for watching, have a nice day and I’ll see you next time, bye!