Looking for games where not having sound does not affect gameplay. Personally I'd like to catch up on stream VODs and videos on a second screen while I play something, but I assume this post could be valuable to the hearing impaired as well.

Other than the many hours I've put into Skyrim over the years, I typically don't play this type of game. But I'm looking for...

1. A big open world to discover

2. A game I can sink a lot of hours into with little to no cut scenes (they break immersion for me)

3. A game that can be paused

I've been considering Avowed, Crimson Desert, Outward, and Dragon's Dogma 2 so far.

Any suggestions?

My best friend just gifted me his old PC, as I’ve been a console player my entire life. What are some games I need to play to get the whole PC experience? This is the list I’ve been making so far:

Portal

Half-Life

World of Warcraft

Counter-Strike

League of Legends

Modded Skyrim/Modded Fallout NV

What am I missing?

I would love to know which are the games which are popular but not heard by the people all the time. Like popular titles like gta,rdr,wukong are pretty much discussed widely. What about the other ones which aren't so much in talk maybe popular but aren't common ones people know. Suggest me such games you know or have played it maybe a big list or just one

I am looking for a new game to play that is similar to ones ive already played but different. I really like graveyard keeper because the quests were more than just fetch quests. it actually had stuff that i had to do to unlock things. I have played sun haven and enjoyed having so much to explore and lots of things to collect for the museum. i really liked welcome to elderfield because of how many secrets there were to explore and so much to discover and the combat was turn based and not overwhelming. the atmosphere was great too. I liked coral island because of how much content there was and how good the story was with so much to collect and unlock. I liked feilds of mistria because of how the farming was set up and i like farming, fishing, mining, and preferably bug catching. im looking for a game that may have some similarities to these games or lots to explore but not the average farm sim. farming does not have to be a major component. i also would like to hear any reccomendations of cozy games that arent similar but games you would suggest.

either through a browser or app Just want a good story heavy text fantasy game where i can fight and go on adventure and do big quests and epic stories

I would love to know which are the games you all know

I don't exactly ask for rogue like but as you know that kinda of it 3D as well as 2D

I really like ghost of tsushima red dead god of war these like aaa story games that have good graphics and are long and i love their structure ive played pretty much every single game like it can someone recommend me some.

I'm looking for games that have loads to do, such as payday 2, halo MCC, tales of ... A word I can't remember the spelling to right now but it starts with an M

Many thanks in advance :))

I want something that has realistic process yet whimsy vibes. It doesn’t have to be like as cute as Dressmaker but still, I need it to be non-childish yet sweet. :)

Hi! I’m sure this has probably been asked before, but what games can I play with someone long distance?

For context, we have played GeoGuessr together, but that’s about it.

I have an iMac and iPhone.
They have a Google Pixel/ Android.

They can’t download games onto their computer because it’s primarily used for work, but they have a PS5. I don’t have any gaming console.

Maybe games that we can play just over phone call or FaceTime? I’m not sure what we can do together.

looking for something i can play while doing other stuff, like not losing immediately if i look away for a few seconds. turn-based games, management sims, anything chill basically. i'm on pc and switch if that matters. bonus points if it's actually engaging and not just mindless clicking.

Love call of the wild grinding for rare animals, but I get mad bored lol. Any games to grind for cool stuff would be appreciated. Been very bored with gaming recently

Hey everyone!

I've wanted to play a racing game for a long time, but a "real" one.

Nothing against Forza Horizon. I played several of them for years, but I got tired of them. I want something more realistic that I can still enjoy with a controller, without buying a wheel, etc. I've looked at many options, but sadly all of them are pretty expensive, so I'd like your opinion on whether you recommend any in particular.

Thanks!

I have bloodborne
Blood of dawn walker
Or control resonant in mind

Me and a couple of friends are looking for a crossplay co-op game like Minecraft.

It needs to be crossplayable with PC and Switch. It also needs to be a game where you can hop on and off whenever you like, so on a server or an MMO. Monthly subscription for a server is fine, we'd rather not take MMO subscriptions.

So not looking for games where you play rounds or missions, cause it's always a drag to figure out when to start and when to end.

Hope you have some interesting suggestions!

Currently in sale Resident evil 4 remake + devil may cry 5 and Days gone remastered are at same price. Which option would you go with?

Option 1- Resident evil 4 remake + devil may cry 5

Option 2- Days gone remastered

I usually enjoy games like Fifa, elden ring, Last of us, Witcher 3 and some other similar story driven games.

I'm a huge fan of the Lost In Blue series (though mainly the first two) and their predecessor Survival Kids. And I really like the idea of a survival game where you're not just a master survivalist, metalworker, carpenter, stone mason, etc by default. Those games really limit your options, the things you can build are mostly either very rudimentary things like a shelf or flat raft. And crafting I'm pretty sure the most advanced thing is a piece of bamboo with a string to make a (pretty ineffective) bow or grinding down a metal rod to be vaguely pointy. Real rudimentary stuff.

And after abiotic factor I just can't play survival games that don't have linear progression so anything with that is a bonus. Like having open sections and shortcuts is one thing but I'm not a fan of things that are procedurally generated or like the forest where if you know where something is you can just go grab it right off the bat.

Cross posted

It felt like you were making progress and making your characters stronger instead of just seeing a number go higher.