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I don't know anything about Magic so I only understood half but thank you for the detailed explanation!

I'd recommend Portal and its (much better) sequel Portal 2. Excellent puzzle games, good writing, fun characters and short. It should take you abojt 3-5 hours if you have never played a 3D video game before.

Oh and btw the website linked is Steam, the most beloved PC game buying plateform. Be aware that you shouldn't buy the games at full price on stem, check websites like instant gaming, humble bundle or fanatical to get better deals (-80% sometimes!) On these alternative websites you will get a code that has to be activated in the steam app (downloaded on your computer). Search "activate steam game code" on YouTube for explanations on how to do that.

Portal should cost about ~3$ now (it's a 2007 game so it can run on basically anything)

Stardew can be a bit slow and boring at the beginning

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Is this hinge 100% 3d printed ?

Wtf is this post

Looks like I miss understood the question.

A saw every one of them recommended. However I didn’t play them because of these recommendations.

Tf2 maybe ? Honorable mentions: Tetris, Dwarf Fortress, stormworks, bg3

I didn’t know that ! Is this a very local thing ?

Hey ! I had the same feeling at the start. The early game is boring (you will unlock sooo much content as you play), stressfull (low energy and no automation early game) etc... But once you reach fall (or even summer) of year one everything will go smoothely from there. Remember one thing: plant a shit ton of crops don't care about everything else

You just have to do the boring things until you automatise them (a tiny bit later in the game)

Trust me, there is sooo much content in there, it's a sorrow that the start is so bad.

Hope you'll give it a bit more time

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