A better-looking but boring alternative to Borderlands. Runs really well on 5 year old hardware but looks like a modern game.

Rans well on a toaster despite looking really good. Needs an actual xbox 360 gamepad, as mouse + kb setup sucks. No dinput or x360ce support.

Can be difficult, but not to the point of being frustrating. Dying is part of the process of growing stronger so you're never really stuck.

Better optimization than its predecessor. Managed to run consistently @ 60 fps on a PC that struggled to maintain 50 fps on Borderlands 2.

Optimized. Runs fullspeed on a rig that the previous two installments wouldn't even break 30fps on. Patch also removed always online drm.

2nd patch fixes performance issues. Used to get 5 fps pre-patch. Post-patch, I get 28-30fps@720p all settings @ max, with an i3 and GT 440 DDR5.

It deserves to be called the Definitive Edition for all the improvements, but be careful: the system requirements are way higher than the original.

First Person swordfighting done right. Make sure you use safe/XP mode as the DX11 mode has performance issues even on high end hardware.

Until Nintendo decides to port their games to PC, this is the closest you'll ever get to Wind Waker on Steam. Looks and Plays well on modern Intel IGPs.

Run around a virtual akihabara district and kill vampires by stripping them naked. Sys reqs are overestimated, runs fine on 4 GB of RAM and GT 630.