Best games to run on my Laptop?

[anon]

Also, any computer from the last 10 years (even Intel Atom laptops) should be able to run PS1 emulators comfortably, giving you access to a wide library of games and unofficial mods for them. You won't even need to patch ISOs from the command line and burn them first

I still remember Connectix's VGS, nya. Not all titles were supported, but those which were ran amazingly well, especially considering the hardware of the time.

[Funkin']

Portal: Revolution is free on the Steam store. Wonder how it would fair on my aging 8gb ram machine. Running Linux.

[anon]

If you have even a "value" GPU with at least 128 MB of VRAM, you'll be fine!

[Funkin']

I think I"ll give it a shot then. I need something to keep me busy until Ragnarok comes down a bit in price.

[Rerecros]

You can do a bunch of emulation most likely. With sites like playclassicgames you can do it right in your browser.

[erobinson8100]

7DtD works on my laptop

... so long as everything is closed

... and res is at the lowest setting

[Dushmnn73]

Maybe some old Source engine titles they ran pretty well for me when I had a notebook with integrated gpu, e.g. CSS, Half-Life 2 / Black Mesa, Portal, Left 4 Dead 2; Minecraft was definitely playable as well with the right settings and tweaks, every GTA until San Andreas, maybe Borderlands 1

[anon]

Integrated GPUs are pretty good these days. My first laptop struggled to play the original Half-Life smoothly, and let's not mention GTA Vice City

[vinod]

you can play horror games in that laptop bcz horror games give more fun an also more exciting or play gta vicecity

[anon]

Resident Evil 1, The House of the Dead (at least the first three) and Song of Saya would run comfortably even on an old laptop, indeed.