For those questions that don't feel worthy of a whole new post.

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It's taken a stupid amount of trial and error, but after a few hours scraping old downloads from archive.org and putzing with the bizarre version of Windows Mobile 5.0 that this thing runs, I finally got it to do something fun: play the classic point-and-click adventure game "B

That opening was among the best I’ve ever seen. The fire on the water with the plane crash. The looming tower with the single light in the vast, shadowy ocean. “No Gods and Kings, Only Man”. Immediately fell in love with the art style. The opening speech by Ryan and the Rapture reveal with the vi

Lately it feels weirdly hard to find proper co-op campaign games.

I’m not really talking about endless multiplayer games, live service stuff, or games where you just spam the same missions over and over.

I mean actual co-op campaigns with a real beginning, progression, and an ending. The kind of g

How awesome is this game? The music is pretty intense too!

I've wanted to get into mobile gaming for a while now, but whenever I look for recommendations, people always suggest the typical popular PC games (Stardew Valley, Genshin Impact, Minecraft, Celeste, Little Nightmares, etc.).

So now I'd like to ask you, what good mobile games do you know that meet

...after 100+ hours on it and Erdtree, and haven't touched it in over a year. It's still magic. Holy crap, the vistas, the gameplay, the world. Why is this game still a GOAT????!!! Tight. Absolute Cinema.

I really think everyone who hasn't played in a while should give this another go. And if you h

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I’m trying to rest some tendinitis but still want to play. A couple of my favorites for this were Baldur’s Gate 3 and Inscryption. What are your favorites while being able to rest your hands?

What game do you feel like is most fun to play new game plus?

Any new survivorslikes?

ive enjoyed, greedland, vampire survivors. soulstone survivors and death must die. And rogue genesia

Boneraiser Minions

Deeprock galactic survivors

Magicraft

Demon hunt

Shapes of dreams

Conquest dark Tmnt splintered fate was pretty cool too

what else has been relea

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I have never been a huge Metal Gear fan. Not for the lack of trying. Just couldn’t get into the lore. My first Metal Gear was Guns of the Patriots (bought PS3 MSG4 bundle). It was

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My pick is Red Dead Redemption 2.

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Top 10 list of my favorite games

1. Outer Wilds (not outer worlds)

2. Ultrakill

3. Halo (in order, halo 2, halo CE, halo wars 2, halo 3 ODST, halo reach, halo 3, halo wars 1, halo 4 - halo 5 and everything after it is dead to me)

4. Titanfall 2

5. Armored Core 6

6. Dark Souls 3 / Elden Ring /

For me it’s Witcher 4, the next cyberpunk game, and light no fire

sword and shield held in a same way.

The jump from NES to SNES made the originals feel instantly outdated. Instead of cheap ports, Nintendo treated its own recent history like it was worth modernizing, preserving, and re-presenting as a premium current-gen experience. That basically introduced the idea that old games could come back no

For me, it’s definitely eve online. Being able to navigate the menus quickly was a lifesaver for me

Looks like Google is pulling a Monika and removing DDLC from the store due to a "violation" of their ToS. They didn't provide the creator with any details as to how their ToS was violated, so this was probably a decision made without human involvement.

This is both censorship of an artistic work an

Here the loan time is 2 weeks, no limitation on how many you can loan and it's all free.

Just watched an LGR video about a Nerf game built on Unreal Tournament '99, and it got me thinking about Chex Quest.

That lead to this though; are/were there any other examples of companies doing this for other games?

"Starting April 10, 2026, Amazon Luna will no longer offer game stores, individual game purchases or third-party subscriptions. You’ll still be able to play any games you've already purchased and access your third-party subscription benefits (as long as that subscription remains active) until June 1

I won't make this long. There are two games I read about that supposedly give you so much freedom it's crazy. They aren't the same genre; Dwarf Fortress and Kenshi.

In both games, I found them not very accessible, tough UI, difficult controls and in general I felt absolutely lost. Kenshi I refunded

I always root for the villains in video games even know im always fighting against them. Id like to hear what your top five fave villains are. Doesn't have to be a main villain. Here are mine:

• General RAAM (Gears of War)
• Ganondorf/Ganon (Zelda)
• Psycho Mantis (Metal Gear Solid)
• Pyramid Head

I've never really played video games with radial stick selections, but in Monster Hunter World, my first exposure to it, I just felt intimidated and only used it outside of combat, which basically defeats the purpose of the control, which is the speed.

I've always struggled with precise stick input

About two weeks ago, analyst firm Alinea estimated that Marathon had sold around 1.2 million copies across all platforms. I confirmed with my Bungie sources that was close to accurate. Marathon had previously hit #2 on the Steam revenue chart ahead of launch.

Also near-accurate is a 478K daily ac

Brand new games for them 80s console that still hasn't gone out of production.

One indie developer who lives in a village with a population of 1,000 people can't quite wrap his hand around the fact that 250,000 Steam players bought his fantasy roguelike about dwarves.

"It's crazy, but I have no reference point," the mostly solo developer behind [Dwarves: Glory, Death, and L

So many memories of these games still have them and really got me into listening music. One of my earliest memories of the series was a friend had the game and we were both so new to it we would turn the difficulty up to expert to see how long we could last before failing a song.

i only ever saw a short clip of it a few years ago with a guy on a motorbike and zombies chasing him and forgot about it.

I saw the game recently and thought why not, might be fun to just drive around and shoot some zombies.

I definitely wasn't expecting to be so engrossed in the story and charac

Ready to buy a new helmet (or sword 👀)

I've been playing through the entire Resident Evil series because of Requiem's release and am constantly stuck in the Spencer mansion in RE1. I feel like I'm a bad gamer because I'm using guides when I'm stuck on a puzzle. this post isn't karma farming. it's a genuine question

Yearning for a new game that can touch Railroad Tycoon 3.

When Epic Games laid off 1,000 employees as part of a $500 million cost-saving effort last month, it came with a startling acknowledgment: Many new games and Fortnite updates had flopped.

Other splashy new initiatives, including Epic’s mobile store and an effort to allow users to create their o

I completed RE8 two weeks ago and was looking for a similar experience. RE2 didn’t quite fit for me. I think what I valued so much in this game are the Progression (Improving Weapons via mods and upgrades), the interesting characters (Lady D., Duke, Heisenberg) and a horror setting that is not too u

I'm just playing Control for the first time (cause I just got a pc that can run it properly now), and I noticed these little things that don't really matter as much but together adds a lot to the immersion of the game.

For example, right now I'm playing the mission where you have to escort Wells ba

I just finished Metaphor Re Fantazio for the first time. Such a good game that I couldn't recommend more!

Ever finish a game that takes a while, only to feel like an old friend is moving away? Time to pet my dog and work through these post game blues.

I have never touched this genre, unintentionally, it’s just never been on my radar. I recently played Hades because i saw the sequel was coming on game pass and my god I am obsessed! I absolutely loved it! I have heard of the genre and know it has a huge following but damn I was sleeping on the genr

The level of graphical detail displayed in the trailers linked above and below was nothing short of exceptional, and when it releases in November this year, it will absolutely be a contender for the most graphically impressive title available. That's if the level of graphical detail seen in the trai

I am forced to conclude that wrench violence makes good games.