Posted October 13, 2021
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suggest me any games for my i5 8gb ram lenovo laptop
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liam_neeson602
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Themken
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rtcvb32
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Posted October 13, 2021
Assuming you have low/medium graphical settings (depending on what the chip supports) I'd bet you can run just about anything 2014 and earlier.
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How old are you willing to go?
rtcvb32
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_Auster_
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Posted October 14, 2021
Kinda hard to be precise, but if your specs are similar to mine (i5-5200U, also 8 GB RAM and Intel HD Graphics 5500), these games will likely work, although some need some tweaking to run at bearable speeds:
ABZÛ (kinda of a stretch; it was barely bearable at min settings); Atari Vault (only intro seems to lag; also includes ROMs); Bunny Swordmaster Story (old freeware); Celeste, Celeste Classic & Celeste Classic 2; Dreaming Sarah; Dusk Child; Dust: An Elysian Tail (optional challenges and a certain mandatory area are pretty laggy, tho); Etherborn (need to tweak graphics and it's still a bit laggy); Final Fantasy VII; FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster (if the game starts freezing or crashing, lower the resolution, since it has a bug with some graphic cards; otherwise you can be generous with the settings and it should still run well); Grey-Box Testing; Kimmy; Knight Club; LiEat; Mary Skelter: Nightmares; Metal Slug 3; Minecraft; Minoria (run kinda laggy on any settings, but fast enough to be playable); Mobile Light Force (aka Gunbird); Moero Chronicle; Momodora I, II, III and Reverie Under The Moonlight (II can be kinda laggy in some parts); Okami (runs well on medium graphic settings); One Strike; Phoenotopia [Flash version]; Portal; Rabi-Ribi; Saints Row: The Third; Songs for a Hero - A Lenda do Herói; Starbound (getting it to run well is a gamble; optimization mods could help); Tanglewood (also includes a ROM); The Deed; Unparallel; Va-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action; Wake Up; Wishing Sarah (also includes a ROM); Wonder Boy in Monster World | Wonder Boy V: Monster World III (also includes a ROM); Micro Mages (also includes a ROM); Slipways Classic
There's also hundreds if not thousands of commercial games that can be emulated that likely work on such a laptop. And indies should often work too, although they're starting to get more resource-intensive. And bigger games from before 2010 (2015 at most) should work too.
ABZÛ (kinda of a stretch; it was barely bearable at min settings); Atari Vault (only intro seems to lag; also includes ROMs); Bunny Swordmaster Story (old freeware); Celeste, Celeste Classic & Celeste Classic 2; Dreaming Sarah; Dusk Child; Dust: An Elysian Tail (optional challenges and a certain mandatory area are pretty laggy, tho); Etherborn (need to tweak graphics and it's still a bit laggy); Final Fantasy VII; FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster (if the game starts freezing or crashing, lower the resolution, since it has a bug with some graphic cards; otherwise you can be generous with the settings and it should still run well); Grey-Box Testing; Kimmy; Knight Club; LiEat; Mary Skelter: Nightmares; Metal Slug 3; Minecraft; Minoria (run kinda laggy on any settings, but fast enough to be playable); Mobile Light Force (aka Gunbird); Moero Chronicle; Momodora I, II, III and Reverie Under The Moonlight (II can be kinda laggy in some parts); Okami (runs well on medium graphic settings); One Strike; Phoenotopia [Flash version]; Portal; Rabi-Ribi; Saints Row: The Third; Songs for a Hero - A Lenda do Herói; Starbound (getting it to run well is a gamble; optimization mods could help); Tanglewood (also includes a ROM); The Deed; Unparallel; Va-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action; Wake Up; Wishing Sarah (also includes a ROM); Wonder Boy in Monster World | Wonder Boy V: Monster World III (also includes a ROM); Micro Mages (also includes a ROM); Slipways Classic
There's also hundreds if not thousands of commercial games that can be emulated that likely work on such a laptop. And indies should often work too, although they're starting to get more resource-intensive. And bigger games from before 2010 (2015 at most) should work too.
Post edited October 14, 2021 by _Auster_
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FalloutDefault
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Posted October 14, 2021
Your question is almost meaningless if you don't give us more information about your specs. It depends on how old the CPU is and also on the RAM configuration (having two sticks of RAM would benefit the integrated graphics greatly.)
With the i7-4600U on my laptop, which has HD4400 graphics working with 2x4GB RAM, I can play almost anything made before 2013/2014 and anything more recent but less demanding (I might have to reduce resolution to 1366x768p and use low settings, but the games are playable.)
With newer Intel processors, the graphics improved slightly with each gen, until their latest series, which is quite capable for an integrated graphics solution.
You can check this website which would show some games and the graphic settings they recommend for each CPU: https://gameplay.intel.com/
With the i7-4600U on my laptop, which has HD4400 graphics working with 2x4GB RAM, I can play almost anything made before 2013/2014 and anything more recent but less demanding (I might have to reduce resolution to 1366x768p and use low settings, but the games are playable.)
With newer Intel processors, the graphics improved slightly with each gen, until their latest series, which is quite capable for an integrated graphics solution.
You can check this website which would show some games and the graphic settings they recommend for each CPU: https://gameplay.intel.com/
liam_neeson602
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Posted October 15, 2021
ABZÛ (kinda of a stretch; it was barely bearable at min settings); Atari Vault (only intro seems to lag; also includes ROMs); Bunny Swordmaster Story (old freeware); Celeste, Celeste Classic & Celeste Classic 2; Dreaming Sarah; Dusk Child; Dust: An Elysian Tail (optional challenges and a certain mandatory area are pretty laggy, tho); Etherborn (need to tweak graphics and it's still a bit laggy); Final Fantasy VII; FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster (if the game starts freezing or crashing, lower the resolution, since it has a bug with some graphic cards; otherwise you can be generous with the settings and it should still run well); Grey-Box Testing; Kimmy; Knight Club; LiEat; Mary Skelter: Nightmares; Metal Slug 3; Minecraft; Minoria (run kinda laggy on any settings, but fast enough to be playable); Mobile Light Force (aka Gunbird); Moero Chronicle; Momodora I, II, III and Reverie Under The Moonlight (II can be kinda laggy in some parts); Okami (runs well on medium graphic settings); One Strike; Phoenotopia [Flash version]; Portal; Rabi-Ribi; Saints Row: The Third; Songs for a Hero - A Lenda do Herói; Starbound (getting it to run well is a gamble; optimization mods could help); Tanglewood (also includes a ROM); The Deed; Unparallel; Va-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action; Wake Up; Wishing Sarah (also includes a ROM); Wonder Boy in Monster World | Wonder Boy V: Monster World III (also includes a ROM); Micro Mages (also includes a ROM); Slipways Classic
There's also hundreds if not thousands of commercial games that can be emulated that likely work on such a laptop. And indies should often work too, although they're starting to get more resource-intensive. And bigger games from before 2010 (2015 at most) should work too.
thanks @_Auster
MysterD
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Posted October 15, 2021
Post edited October 15, 2021 by MysterD