Too many to list. But a few particular highlight-favorites include:

• The Fallout series (particularly 2 and New Vegas)

• Hollow Knight

• Neverwinter Nights 2

• Oldschool Runescape

• Titan Quest

• Touhou Project

Here's my most played games on my Steam Deck the past few months in no particular order:

• Balatro (Demo, full game releases in a few days)

• Minecraft (ol' reliable)

• RDR2

• Risk of Rain Returns

• Luck be a Landlord

• Vampire Survivors

• Outer Wilds (+ Echos of the Eye DLC)

• Pikuniku

• Far Cry 5

I’m not really a fan of the 150+ hour grind that most big titles end up becoming. But if there’s something that’s just too popular with glowing reviews I’ll cave in and play it. Last 2 were values gate 3 and Elden ring. (Might just cave in and play Diablo 4 I do love the genre)

The games I really enjoyed the most tho are the indie games. Where the studios have no choice but to take a risk on original mechanics, or stories and they also usually can’t make it drag on, so they’re short and to the point . Really enjoyed games like Celeste and Hollow Knight. If you’re in the mood for a mind bending puzzle inspired by MC Esther’s Relativity, check out Manifold Garden.

Binding of Isaac repentance, Darkest Dungeon, Wingspan, league of Legends, TFT, legends of runeterra, riot forge games, risk of rain 2, age of empires 2 def. Edition, Civ 5, peglin, wild frost, SSBU, SSB4-Wii U, fire emblem franchise, etc ...

Dead by daylight. I play AND follow events on Twitch like "Hardcore survivor challenge", "All perk streak". A lot of potential for markets on these events.

I played chess variants a lot, and was making my own.

Spacechem and other Zachlike puzzles.

If my computer were less old I would play TF2, I am interested in making a scrim team one day.

Dwarf fortress: Procedurally generated worlds simulated to an absurd extend. It's always fun to have your fortress fail because you forgot to get rid of the cats.

Two brothers dedicating the last 17 years of their live to develop it with no end in sight, all donation based.

The original one is free but I think there exists a payed version on steam nowadays

Some great ones:

Civ 6

Minecraft

Kingdoms and Castles

Some games on Roblox like Energy Assault and Touch Soccer

Games I'm currently partway through:
Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Red Dead Redemption 1

Dishonoured 1

Minecraft

VR games all the way!

Lately I've been playing Half Life Alyx (i know it's a bit old, ok) and it is AMAZING.

Lately been getting into rougelikes. My current favorite is Crab Champions but I also enjoy Risk of Rain 2 and Brotato. The game that I'm probably the best at is Rocket League. I've got over 1000 hours in it (between PC and Xbox). Another game I seem to be quite good at is Dorfromantik. But I play quite a variety of games.

Here's a screenshot of my Steam library organized by hours played:

Recently i've been playing enter the gungeon ehich is so much fun for em. I also play minecraft and valorant

toy rider and ragdoll archers are very good

Mostly i play valorant and minecraft, althoug in minecraft i play hypixel's skyblock. Apart from my main ganes i've been playing enter the gungeon recently which is really really fun.

Outer Wilds, highly recommended. Discovery-based story that unfolds as you explore.

rainbow siege six

Do the online NYT daily puzzles count as video games? I play their sudoku, connections, and letter-boxed every day on my phone…

I won't play games for the next 3 months as part of monk mode but I played lots of:

modded Minecraft on a server
Counter strike 2
The Finals

and also all of these:

Just bought a PS5 on black friday, and got Spider-Man 2 having played the two earlier ones. I’m a very casual/bad gamer

Plants vs. Zombies, Cave Story+, Animal Crossing Pocket Camp (yes mobile game, fight me)

Minecraft has been my latest fixation. But I really enjoyed The Talos Principal and The Witness... They were awesome!

Space station 14