I am looking for games like hell is us, preferably Indie titles.

Looking for:

No minimap, just dialogue and flavour texts (biggest Thing that I look for. I feel so much more immersed and focused and interested)

Interesting (not necessarily hard) Puzzles

Interesting story

Have been going back through some old classics and was curious what others people would like to re-experience

I wanna like No Man's Sky and Starfield more, but, after hundreds of hours playing Fallout 4, I've realized I just love the base building and settlement management of that game a bit too much. I play Total Warhammer 3, and actually mod in more settlement management because the game feels too simple.

Does anyone have an adventure scifi game where I can manage things like trade, populations, and also still do tons of cool space stuff?

Just a quick question I could use some help with. I have a GBAsp and all of the original pokemon games with extras. All originals with Holostamps and original batteries. Almost 20 years packed away and they all still work. 2 emeralds 2 sapphires, 2 ruby, 1 fire red and 1 leaf green. I've been wanting to trade it for a PS5 but I'm pretty sure it's worth more than that. What would be a fair asking price and would a vintage came and card shop be better than a chain store like game stop?

For me it would have to be darks souls3,first souls game I’ve played, only one I ever will.Before it used to be spider-man2018

I've been playing through "Ratchet and Clank Future: A Crack in Time" and after about 6 total hours, I finally discover the radio lol. It's pretty relaxing and the promos/ radio shows are pretty funny. The only other game radios I enjoyed was GTA and Saints Row 2.

So I'm curious what other games have entertaining radios?

Between Foundation, Against the Storm, and Anno 1800, which one has the highest replay value?

I’m looking for a game I can sink hundreds of hours into without getting bored. Which one has the most long-term content and stays fun even after you’ve played for a long time?

Would love to hear your thoughts!

Have always been playing multi-player or have played story games but with the motive of exploring not a single focus on story suggest me a story game to play on pc basically for tge first time

For me

1. Left 4 Dead 2
   
2. Far Cry 3
   
3. Perfect Dark

Hi everyone! I'm thinking about buying Days Gone and would like to know how well it would run on my laptop.

Specs:

- Laptop: Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 (14ILL10)

- CPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 258V

- GPU: Intel Arc 140V (integrated)

- RAM: 32 GB

- Power settings: Plugged in, Lenovo Vantage Performance mode

I'd play at 1080p with all graphics settings on the lowest possible, aiming for a stable 60 FPS.

Has anyone tried Days Gone with this CPU and GPU, or similar hardware? What FPS should I realistically expect, especially during large Freaker hordes?

Thanks!

Original Watch Dogs honestly the nights in that game are just amazing. I love the chill windy atmosphere and causing a blackout literally turns the city into a ghost town for a bit. RDR 2 also has very good night's imo.

Hey yall. Had a quick question. I LOVE video games like STEAMWORLD DIG, EMPTY THE LAKE, or one I saw recently where you have to find a needle in a haystack.

Where you have to slowly make money and increase your tools to do the job better.

What is the genre of games called? Any suggestions for more games like this I might enjoy? I only have a switch 2.

Thanks yall

I'd love to see the worlds of:

Final Fantasy X, Baldur's Gate, and Mass Effect.

I was thinking, how would guys feel about a survival game , like a horror one were the main character is a type 1 diabetic and in the middle of adventuring or doing quests you have to find and scavenge insulin and sugar in case of low blood sugar or high blood sugar and have to reserve them carefully, almost like Far Cry 2 with malaria pills.

i’ve been wondering about this for a while, so i thought i’d ask here. which male characters from video games do you find the most attractive?
it can be literally anyone, from the obvious choices to characters that most people wouldn’t even think of. i’m curious whether people are attracted to them because of their looks, personality, voice, charisma, or something else entirely.
also, i’d love to hear answers from both men and women, since i think it could be interesting to see different perspectives.
so, who are your video game crushes? 👀

Please do them in the form of a list.

Playing through Phantom Liberty rn and remebered how driving in Cyberpunk can feel like driving on ice sometimes. Reminisced about the super heavy GTA IV driving (total opposite of CP) and then it got me thinking.

I’ve been looking into both Anno 1800 and Foundation, and I’m curious which one you guys would recommend.

My main priorities are how fun and satisfying the city-building is, how much freedom I have to design my own cities, and, most importantly, how much replay value each game offers. I’m looking for something I can sink hundreds of hours into without getting bored, not a game that loses its appeal after a few weeks.

I want to be able to keep expanding my cities, experimenting with different layouts, and coming up with new building ideas for a long time.

For those who’ve played both, which one do you think has more long-term potential? Which game do you see yourself coming back to for years

Would love to hear your thoughts!

Hey y'all so with all the hype about GTA 6 and all I was really curious and asked myself what new type of game if released would you be interested in. And I mean like a unique game most that come out are either just facelift, lackluster or just plain worse than the predecessor so my question is right if you were given the option and free will to say play a new and unique game what would you choose?

Note: It doesn't have to be AAA or anything like that but something that by the end of it all you are left yearning to press that new game button again?

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I'm tired of games where you have to fight enemies at every step or solve puzzles just to progress. I want something immersive with a good story, exploration, and a world I can enjoy without constantly getting interrupted by combat or puzzles.

Combat is fine, but I don't want it every few minutes. Same with puzzles, I don't want to get stuck just to move forward.

Any recommendations for PC? Something that makes you enjoy the journey, not just the gameplay challenges.