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So you’ve chosen to skip my advice and you’ve bought a graphics-intensive game anyway.

Just be mentally prepared to turn down the graphics quality. It’s worth noting that these requirements are often more like guidelines, and your preferred game may still run in spite of the numbers not indicating as such.

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Head to CanYouRunIt’s site, install the required plugin (I find this works best on Microsoft Edge), and then look up any game you want to play it’ll tell you whether the game will run on minimum and recommended settings, and also identify components that aren’t bringing as much to the table as your chosen title demands.

To identify your laptop’s hardware, opening the Start Menu and search for ‘System Information’ alternatively, use a tool like Speccy to get a list of all your laptop’s components. Look up hardware requirements for your chosen game and compare them with what you’ve got.If you’re wondering about whether a certain game will run on your machine, there are two simple ways to find out: Find a wide range of low-requirement indie games, including many for free, over at itch.io.It’s where I rediscovered one of my old favorite space shooters from 1996, Stargunner. Pining for older games from a decade or a few ago? Good Ol’ Games (aka GOG) has you covered with an extensive library of retro titles that have been tuned to work properly on the latest OSes, and often come bundled with goodies like instruction manuals, soundtracks and wallpapers.Those include a couple of my favorites: Portal 2 and Mark of the Ninja. PCGamer recently published a handy list of games that should run on just about anything.Want more curated selections? Check out these lists from Extra Credits and game studio Double Fine Productions – both include some interesting, quirky and thankfully low-requirement gems.Start with this one titled Low Spec Games that spans several genres and includes many low-cost indie titles.Steam has a Curator system that lets publications and well known content creators create lists of games they want to recommend. The best place to look for games is to start where you buy them. Whatever be your preferred genre – action, adventure, puzzle, or even racing, there’s something out there that will cost less and run better on your laptop than the most popular titles right now.

There’s a vast universe of indie games that’s worth exploring, and many of them have significantly lower hardware requirements than the latest and greatest from big-name studios. Batman: Arkham Asylum offers plenty of satisfying puzzles and action even if you’re not a fan of the franchise The first couple of Batman games developed by Rocksteady Studios, Skyrim and the free-to-play Warframe are all fantastic titles that offer hours (hundreds of hours in the cases of the last two) of entertainment, and you won’t feel like you’re missing out on much running these on your regular ol’ work computer. Certain titles are exceptionally well optimized for play on a wide range of hardware, and don’t require you to tweak your graphics settings very much to enjoy a smooth framerate. I may have given you the impression that all pretty games only work on beefy setups: that’s not true.

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Spec Ops: The Line is a 2012 shooter that’s more than skin deep The deep storyline forces you to make difficult choices and tests your sense of morality, while the intense and varied gameplay draw you into an experience that’s intense from start to finish. Rather than bother with brand new shooters to get my action-adventure fix, I went with Spec Ops: The Line, a sleeper hit from 2012. Look up best-of and recommendation lists for two-three years prior to the year your laptop model was released, and find ones that interest you among those. Instead, I recommend looking at older games that have aged well, and aren’t only known for their cutting-edge graphics.

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