• Diablo II: Resurrected: It's the classic Diablo but cleaner and smoother. Great for old-school dungeon crawling without needing a beefy PC.

• Torchlight II: Think Diablo, but more chill and colorful. Fun for just messing around in dungeons and grabbing loot.

• Path of Exile: It's like a darker, more complex Diablo with tons of customization. Really good if you're into that deep, grindy stuff.

• Terraria: It's not just building; there are underground areas full of monsters. Kinda like 2D Minecraft but with more action.

• Stardew Valley: Surprisingly not just farming, it has mines you can explore and fight monsters in. It's laid-back but still gives that dungeon vibe.

• Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition: Old-school, D&D style RPG. It's more about the story and tactics than graphics or fast action.

• Starbound: It's like Terraria in space. You hop planets and find different dungeons and creatures. Pretty cool if you're into exploring.

• Divinity: Original Sin: More story-heavy and strategic, kind of like playing a tabletop RPG. Good for when you're feeling a bit more serious.

• Grim Dawn: It's a bit like Diablo, but with a darker, post-apocalyptic vibe. Cool for co-op dungeon runs and loot grinding.

• Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition: Classic Dungeons & Dragons feel. It's great if you're into role-playing and deep stories.

• World of Warcraft: The big one. Tons of stuff to do, lots of dungeons. Great for long-term gaming with friends.

• Final Fantasy XIV: It's got this huge, detailed world with awesome storylines. Dungeons are pretty epic, and it's good for both casual and hardcore play.

Highly recommend Baldur’s game 3. The multiplayer features are really well executed, and the gameplay and story is fantastic.

100 mana is still up for anyone (maybe more for ones as detailed as niko's)

I should've mentioned earlier that both of us have pretty weak pc's so anything too heavy will not really work

I've heard good things about Remnant 2

Baldurs Gate 3