The Sims has never been super challenging, but 4's biggest downfall is just how easy everything is. Still, there's fun to be had in any Sims game, and at least this one doesn't crash constantly.

Eh. It's not very fun. Outstanding visuals, audio design and music, but the gameplay just lets it down. Slow, shallow, and unfocused. Bare minimum effort to flesh out the title & poor design choices.

If OpenTTD brought you here, go to their website instead and get it for free. I won't speculate on what happened, but you shouldn't have to pay for access to a free game. Donate that $10 instead.

Designed by Civ 3&4 veterans, Old World mixes familiar civ gameplay with grand strategy politics and families, focusing exclusively on a classical-era Mediterranean. Incredible title with great depth.

Plays like an improved Kingdoms and Castles with very heavy influence from the old Caesar series of city builders, albeit far more laid back. Fun dynamic water physics and city management.

Like playing with a Lego Technic set on Mars. Charming visuals, great music, and fun challenges to overcome to haul increasingly difficult objects over varied types of terrain. Also fun with friends.

A hybrid of massive scale grand strategy and smaller scale classic RTS set around discovering, colonizing, and conquering planets across large star systems. Incredibly fun, but expect long games.

A responsive, stylized shooter set in the 40k universe that lets you mow down hordes of cultists with nothing but Lasguns and faith in the Emperor. Updates have given the game far more depth.

Play Half Life 2, then come here and turn the entire game upside down to dump out the contents and rearrange them like legos. Spawn stuff, shoot stuff, build a rocket, play PropHunt with friends.

Deceptively simple city builder with incredible depth and strategy. Immensely fun to overcome the challenges you will face, though you will likely start over multiple times. Fantastic overhaul mods.