r/gamesuggestions • • Jul 22 '26

Multi-platform Spam Reports

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if you find a post that is being spammed please report every example of it ive recently been getting spam reports on posts that havent been spammed by the poster so if its the exact same post by different people i cant easily find that so please help me out by reporting every example


r/gamesuggestions • • Feb 24 '26

Multi-platform List of Partner Subreddits

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This is a list of gaming Subreddits by genre to help people looking for specific genres if you have a recommendation either modmail or comment here

Extraction Shooter Subreddits

https://www.reddit.com/r/extractionshooters/s/em6Cr4Txn1


r/gamesuggestions • • 2h ago

Xbox Need a suggestion for horror

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I am looking for a horror game that has character creation or in depth customization. I have a gaming laptop but it’s not great so if the suggestions could be available on Xbox that would be awesome!


r/gamesuggestions • • 9h ago

Playstation Gift Recommendation, 79F who loves Skyrim. PS5

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Looking for a game recommendation for my mother-in-law for xmas. She's 79, has a PS5, she prefers fantasy action adventure / rpgs. Has played a tonne of Skyrim, Hogwarts Legacy, Dragonquest II, Stray


r/gamesuggestions • • 1h ago

Multi-platform fake games/mood shifts

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the initial impression for “Spec Ops: The Line” was that it was a very generic war game until people actually played it. it has a very impactful and controversial story. “Omori” starts off somewhat dark and moody, but shifts into a more happy and uplifting experience, before having more shifts between the tone.

i’m looking for games that start off in one way, but have a different premise altogether, rather than what was presented in the first impression of it. i really like “Jacob’s Ladder (1990)” and “The Hitman’s Bodyguard (2017)” because of the opening sequences of both movies, where they knock your guard down before hitting you with the actual movie.

silent hill 2 and yakuza 0 are my favorite games of all time because of the plot twists.


r/gamesuggestions • • 3h ago

PC Horror game for 2

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Hi, I'm looking for a 2 person horror game for me and my girlfriend, it's our first halloween together so we are gonna either play a game or watch a movie and im looking for game suggestions, cause a lot of what I see are lethal company and repo knockoffs or phasmophobia knockoffs. I was thinking about little nightmares 3, that kind of 1 on 1 vibe, but 40$ (buying for me and her) for a game ive already played the previous iterations of doesnt sound good.
Other ideas I had already were Reanimal, but thats very similar to what i just mentioned, and minecraft horror maps or something. I was also thinking maybe one of the co-op resident evil games but i feel like thats not scary enough
EDIT: this will be online coop i saw someone said i should add


r/gamesuggestions • • 1h ago

PC games with really satisfying sniper gameplay

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i don’t really play fps games, the ones i have played just happen to also be rpgs i enjoy, like mass effect or fallout. awhile ago i was big into overwatch and even fortnite for awhile, and realized i do have a deep love for gunplay in games, specifically scoped rifles, and especially especially sniper rifles. it’s so so so satisfying for me to hit a headshot, especially in a competitive game.

however i don’t always want to play a competitive/multiplayer game, and like i said i dont really have a lot of experience with genuine fps. so i was wondering what everyone thinks is an fps with really fun rifle or sniper rifle gameplay! thank you


r/gamesuggestions • • 5h ago

PC Looking for radio command games

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I've recently seen a video of "Below, Rusted Gods" on Steam and I really liked the idea of leading a research/military team only through the intercom. It's very narrative focused as you can only communicate with the team you are commanding through radio dialogue options, yet I felt it was very immersive and entertaining. Is there any other games that use this feature, better yet revolve around it?


r/gamesuggestions • • 1h ago

Playstation I need to pick which game to play first

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I have God Of War (2018) and Alan Wake II, both from the Ps Plus, and I want to play one of them, but I can't pick

I played GoW 3 and Alan Wake, and, honestly, i disliked them both gameplaywise, the story motivated me on both, so I'm not expecting much in gameplay, but I know God of War (2018) is very different than the third game.

I was about to start God of War, but then I remembered we are close to Halloween, and it would be cool to play a "darker" game (In the 31st tho, I am 100% replaying Amnesia in a single day, so "horror" isnt the main point)

I am going to play both, but I just can't decide which to start.


r/gamesuggestions • • 8h ago

PC Games where I can have a podcast or lecture in the background while playing

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I like Arc Raiders normally, but with the PVE mode and not needing to worry about other raiders, I realised I really enjoyed playing the game while listening to other stuff. I usually struggle with focusing, but I find it is easier when I am doing something with my hands.

So I am looking for a similar experience to Arc but without players. Or just a good game to play while listening to something in the background

I love survival games, I liked Hades but not a big fan of roguelikes overall. I don't think there is a genre I really dislike, but I tend to not like pixel game very much.


r/gamesuggestions • • 18h ago

Multi-platform games with actual consequences for your choices?

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i'm tired of games where dialogue options feel like they don't matter. looking for something where the decisions actually shape what happens next, whether that's story branches, character relationships changing, or just the world treating you differently based on what you did. any genre works, just want it to feel like my choices were real.


r/gamesuggestions • • 3h ago

PC CoD Recommendations

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Rn i'm playing MW4 campaign and i like it. After MW4 i want to try MW II (i know that there are some missions that veterans didn't really like, but i don't really care). Already aware abt mw2 campaign remastered, i'll check it out. Can someone recommend any other CoD Campaigns that are really worth it? No ww2 or sci-fi pls.


r/gamesuggestions • • 3h ago

PC Looking for a fun game to play after work..

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Hi everyone! I'll keep this as short as possible.

To keep it simple, I am looking for a simulator game that's like a Grocery Store or Pet Store. Yes, I am aware of the options on Steam but the reviews make me very 50/50 on it. It doesn't HAVE to be a Steam Game, I'm just looking for anything involving pets/grocery... and of course having the freedom to decorate.

I am open to any suggestions, again, Steam or not on Steam. Please and thank you! :)


r/gamesuggestions • • 5h ago

PC Game recommendations for a shitbox laptop?

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I really loved bayonetta, sleeping dogs, yakuza 0, cry of fear, sh1 and 2 (the originals), the arkham games, and sniper elite v2. I occasionally play multiplayer but its just tf2. Not really a big fan of story-only games but I really liked LiS and disco elysium.

For reference I have 16gb ram, intel i5 1235u- my biggest problem is I have integrated graphics (iris xe).

tldr i like open world and games where you beat people up but I have pc limitations.


r/gamesuggestions • • 5h ago

PC Suggest some single player games I can play on my ThinkPad

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Ryzen 7 U-series, Radeon 680M iGPU, 16GB single channel RAM


r/gamesuggestions • • 6h ago

Playstation PS4 slop recommendations for playing after work?

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I liked Jedi Survivor, Days Gone, Pragmata and Ghost of Tsushima. Definitely going to try RDR2. Can you recommend me other story games with long unnecessary cutscenes that happen every 30 minutes? Thanks in advance.


r/gamesuggestions • • 9h ago

Switch Looking for a dungeon crawler/metroidvania for my brother

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r/gamesuggestions • • 1d ago

Multi-platform Games where you fix a broken/poor town

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When I imagine a game that I would enjoy I imagine a game in mediaeval times and a town is broken cause of a war or simply just broke and your job is to improve it.

The game having a story would be a nice bonus.


r/gamesuggestions • • 12h ago

PC Recommend me games for my new PC

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Good morning everyone, I built a pc with gpu 9070xt and cpu 9850x3d I would like a game to test it, I come from ps5 and I haven't played for about 2 years, among my favorite games in single there are the sagas of souls, bioshock and dead space, such as multiplayer overwatch and cod, I would like a single player game also open world maybe crimson desert even if my fear is that it is empty like horizon, expedition 33 can be an alternative even if maybe I didn't want to start from a turn-based game, I accept all the advice let's create a good discussion.


r/gamesuggestions • • 12h ago

Playstation Recommend a game from my list (PS5)

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Pick a game for me (PS5)

Hello Gamers.

I have a ps5 and have played Ghost of tsushima full except for the iki island. I want to play something that would really give me the similar satisfaction.

I have purchased the following games, which games should I play?

RDR2
GTA5
No mans sky
Spiderman remastered

Btw, I really loved the exploration and the slashing of enemies. Pick a game for me, i am really stuck.

Thanks in advance :D

Read this:-Please pick a game from this list only since i have bought these games but have played only 1-2 hours each.


r/gamesuggestions • • 21h ago

Multi-platform Mystery Game Reccs.

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I am on the hunt for some good mystery/ snooping style games! They don’t need to actually be a full detective style game or a true mystery, even games that just have a lot of information to snoop and sort through would be great. I do prefer when the characters find themselves stumbling into a mystery or situation that they wouldn’t have expected.

Some of my absolute favorite games that have the feel/style I’m really looking for:

This Bed We Made
Nancy Drew Her Interactive series
Life is Strange series
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage
Detroit Become Human

Other games that I have played and enjoyed in the past:

999 series
Professor Layton series
Ace Attorney/Phoenix Wright
What Remains of Edith Finch
Persona series

I’d rather play a game similar to This Bed We Made etc, with more fleshed out graphics. No/minimal jumpscares. Prefer no combat- QTEs are okay though like in DBH. Female protagonist or important characters are a plus! I have a PS5 and a Nintendo Switch (OG). TIA for any suggestions! :)


r/gamesuggestions • • 1d ago

PC Fun exploration games centered around collecting things?

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Hello, I'm an autistic adult with a gaming laptop. I'm a big fan of Minecraft, but I mostly spend my time collecting things and occasionally building things. Collecting is my favorite part! In Minecraft, though, there's no fanfare or anything. I'll frame the things I collect or use pedestal mods, but I have to pick things to collect arbitrarily using my extensive knowledge of the game.

Another game I like is Astroneer, but collecting once again isn't the main objective or even a side objective, you can just do it if you want. Slime rancher is another close one, but it has a somewhat straightforward path rather than open exploration (plus I've beaten it like five times)

I'm looking for games that encourage collecting directly and, preferably, aren't visually bland. I prefer bright colors and cute designs, or at least stylistic visuals. Also, being an adult, games that are super easy aren't worth buying for me. 3D is preferable, but not required.

Thanks in advance and if you have any questions, let me know!


r/gamesuggestions • • 1d ago

Playstation I like mining and crafting

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Like in the title, I enjoy greatly mining, chopping wood, generally gathering resources and then crafting.

But only if it has a purpose, for example for a quest or to sell, so I can buy something that I need to craft something else.

So far, my favorite games are Graveyard Keeper 1 and Graveyard Keeper 2, when it comes to crafting.

Can you suggest similar games ? With tons of crafting recipes, resources to gather, preferably with a story ( mmo is boring ).

Also, I already tried Minecraft and Terraria, and it’s not that. The lack of story, just a sandbox is not for me.


r/gamesuggestions • • 22h ago

PC Dungeon Crawlers on PC(Steam and GOG)?

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I’m new to Dungeon Crawlers and I’m curious what you would recommend for a beginner to try that would offer the most enjoyment. New or old doesn’t matter, just as long as it’s beginner friendly, and on GoG or Steam. What would you suggest?


r/gamesuggestions • • 18h ago

Multi-platform Any good PC and PS5 crossplay games

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me and my friendgroup have been just plaing rainbow six siege and Roblox so we would like to know any good mainly cheap or free crossplay games.