What are the best games on Steam that are family friendly?

"Needing something for my family to play that isn't to graphic, I decided to look for some games on Steam that are family friendly. I ended up getting Cities: Skylines and this game is great! It's a fun game for all ages! My family loves to play it. It's easy to understand and there's a lot to do."

"I think it's a great option for family's to play together. I am an avid Steam user myself. Although I have never played this particular game I have played many others. I tend to aim toward the more Free to play kind of games myself. This game is going for 4.99 and it is still an Early Access game. I wouldn't say its the best game. I am sure there are other games on Steam that are family friendly and free."

"There aren't a lot of family friendly games out there that everyone can get involved in, parents and kids. Our go-to is Just Dance 2017 - it's got all the songs the kids are familiar with and as parents we love competing against them and they kids love us dancing like fools. We play every Friday night and it hasn't got old yet. Even if you don't have kids, you'll probably get hooked!"

"I love Minecraft, and Minecraft: Story Mode it's a beautiful spin-off of the main game. It's interesting, and it adds lots of dimension to the original game. A must have if you like the original one as I do!"

"I'm a huge Star Wars fan and I grew up playing with Legos. Suffice to say the combination of the two things in Lego Star Wars is quite brilliant. The game isn't too difficult and allows for hours of enjoyment. It spans the first 6 movies and it's delightful to see memorable scenes and locations from the movie recreated in Lego glory."

"LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is what I play with my nephew when I babysit. I actually stayed the night last time so we could play more together in the morning. I had no idea this game was so cool. It takes place in outer space and there is so much action and so much to talk about with your little ones while you play. "

"Another winner in the Lego family friendly games. Lego games have been a hit since they were introduced and Marvel Super Heroes continues with the same winning formula. Plenty of destruction but no gore or real violence, so safe for younger players. Hard enough yet not to the point where younger kids would get overly frustrated playing. Enough sarcasm and hidden fun to keep the older kids interested."

"I'm an avid gamer that tends to play sports and shooting games. I often play call of duty with my brother and cousins. However, my aunt isn't very pleased that we play war games, so I had to find another game we could all play that is just as fun and would pass my aunt's approval. So naturally, I went on steam and started surfing through their library to see what could replace call of duty for us. As I was scrolling around I found Rayman Origins. I had not played Rayman since the original came out for the SAGA. I was immediately hit by nostalgia. All those years I spent loving every minute of the day playing Rayman were some of my fondest times growing up. I knew that I wanted to share that with my brother and cousin, so right away I bought. The next time my cousin came I formally introduced him and he immediately fell in love with it. The graphics and mechanics are of course far better than before and it looks like a completely different game. But somehow Rayman Origins captures the essence of the original. We played for hours and had just as much if not more fun than when we were shooting zombies. A great game for all of those who love the adventure of battle, but want to keep it friendly for the family and younger kids. Great game and great story."

"This game really does not appeal, at all. It is far from the best solution to this problem. The graphics are primitive, and the gameplay is boring. It looks as if it were designed for a three year old. There are far better family friendly games on Steam."

"It's a fun, colorful 3d platformer in the world of pastries and candies which is easy to play."

"I think it's pretty much."