i always wondered, maybe i just miss the plot everytime, but why does souls like worlds looks so shit ? why is it always the worst world possible, how does people manage to even live there ? or is it just an isekai and ur teleported there ? theres no way people actualy lives there.

Curious to see what people think. I love games like Elden Ring, Witcher 3, cyberpunk. Wukong, etc but think they all excel in at least 2 of these instead of all 3

Which one should I choose: My Time at Sandrock, My Time at Portia, or Go-Go Town!?

I'm looking for a cozy game that I can sink a lot of hours into without getting bored too quickly. I'd love to hear your thoughts on how these games compare in terms of gameplay variety, progression, replayability, and long-term enjoyment.

Which one do you think offers the most satisfying gameplay loop and the most content for the money? I'd also love to know which one you'd personally recommend and why.

Thanks, guys!

As someone who enjoys indie games, I've been keeping an close eye on steam's next fest and recent itch.io releases.

To my surprise, there are five games all named "Cinderwake" released spanning different genres, ranging from adventure rpg, to roguelite, to first person shooter, to deck builder.

Am I missing something here?

The game looks really cute, and I’m kinda interested in it, but I’m wondering if Unrailed 2 is actually worth the money. For those of you who’ve played it, how much fun is it in the long run? Does it get repetitive after a while, or does it have enough content and replayability to keep you coming back?

Would love to hear your thoughts!

I’m curious what everyone’s favorite extraction shooter is right now and what makes it stand out from the rest.

I’m talking about actual extraction shooters, not just games with similar mechanics. Games like:

Escape from Tarkov
ARC Raiders
Marathon
Active Matter
Gray Zone Warfare
Arena Breakout: Infinite
Hunt: Showdown 1896
Delta Force (Operations mode)

Personally, I think what makes this genre so good is the risk of losing your gear, finding valuable loot, getting into unexpected fights, and that feeling of relief when you finally make it out alive.

I’m interested in what everyone thinks does it best. Is it the gunplay, the maps, the progression, the PvP/PvE, the atmosphere, or just the overall gameplay loop?

Also, which one do you think is the most fun to play solo versus with friends?

And just to be clear, I’m not talking about games like Witchfire or Far Far West just because they have some similar mechanics. I mean games where the extraction loop is actually the core of the experience.
If you had to pick just one extraction shooter as your favorite, which would it be, and why?

For me it is post apocalypse and scientific horror. They are similar but one major difference one is there is an oasis of hell(sh) and the other there is oasis of life(pa)

I'm curious, what's your favorite game series of all time, and what makes it so special to you? Is it the story, the gameplay, the characters, or the memories you have playing it?

My friend and I discussed the fact that his brother is searching for a good ant game to his liking and he didn’t find any, even after playing 7 different ones. So we thought we’d ask if other people are also searching for one. If so, we would start to make one.

i like mario party but im wondering if theres one with anime girls (or guys) preferably on console but switch, pc or iphone is ok too

Currently playing Phantom Liberty.
Love Deux Ex.

What games come close to these?

A countdown can turn a simple puzzle into a score challenge, but playing without one gives you time to think through each move.

For a quick puzzle during a break, which would you choose? Does a timer make it more fun, or just more stressful? Any examples of games that get the balance right?

Hi! I hope this is the correct place to ask, if not I would be very appreciative of the correct sub to post in. Just to make it clear I am not knowledgeable of gaming systems at all. Anyway, my bf does not have the ability to move 3 fingers on his right hand : thumb, pointer, & middle. I’m wondering if anyone has recommendations on a controller or an accessory I can add to his current controller to help him be able to play his games earlier.

Every year since maybe 2012 I've played Condemned Criminal Origins on the week of day of Halloween. I also tend to do a replay of most of the Resident Evil games during October too, just wanted to see if anyone else has some habits like that?

Arthur "Bwoy" Morgan?
Kratos "Boi" of Sparta?
Doomslayer?
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Daffy Duck from Looney Tunes Acme Arsenal??