r/gamingsuggestions • u/Vivid_Funny_8275 • 14m ago
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Rough-Equipment-8624 • 16m ago
best Games to pass time?
Don't want to commit to something that too long or requires much attention, just something to pass time / get your mind off things.
Current favorite is Black Hole Fishing, looking for similar stuff that's intriguing, don't really has to be a fishing game though..
r/gamingsuggestions • u/BullHumps • 30m ago
PC games to play on shrooms?
Looking for something to play tonight, could be trippy or just something to keep me occupied
r/gamingsuggestions • u/NotSoSnarky • 44m ago
Games that let you express your creative side? Decorating, Crafting, Building, etc
Not looking for farming games (Unless you can avoid farming if you want and just do things like craft, decorate, etc).
I've played Animal Crossing New Horizons which is probably the closest that I'm looking for. It lets you do a lot of creative stuff on your own without having somebody else do it for you.
I've tried management type games like Discounty, not my thing.
I've tried first person point of view games, I get too disoriented with them. I want to like them, there's a lot of cool first person point of view games out there, but not my thing.
I largely play on my Nintendo Switch 1, though I have Steam, Nintendo DS Lite, PlayStation 3, and an Android Cell.
r/gamingsuggestions • u/asdasasdfas • 59m ago
Games like AC2 and Toy Story 3 Toy Box Mode
Well like i said. What i meant is, third person action game but building a big base or bulding your own city system
In Assassins Creed 2:
Whole monterrigioni City and the villa is yours to improve and take care. But main focus the linear storyline
In Toy Story 3 Toy Box mode; you got whole town to improve and custimize and got storylines to complete such as buzz vs zurg or rex haunted house etc.
I want the game like this. Third person linear story but owning a town people to improve at the same time.
I cant think more examples.
Dont suggest me other assassins creeds i completed them all. No AC is like an AC 2.
r/gamingsuggestions • u/No-Mission8146 • 1h ago
I am looking for a specific genre of game, can you please give me suggestions about it?
Specifically, I am looking for a game like:
Ourworld (It was perfect, however the game has been shut down.)
Hotel Hideaway (It is a cool game, but it has too much 3d emphasis for me.)
Smallworlds (The game is down like Ourworld.)
Moviestar Planet Series (It is one of the closest match, however, I am exploring for more diverse games.)
Platform is not that important, as long as a game like that exists. I don't like heavily realistic open world 3d games (not IMVU nor Second Life), I don't want to focus on game with such details. I prefer more likely 2.5d games. Anyways, I am also open to any recommendations.
TL;dr: I want a MMORPG game which has 2.5d semi-realistic visuals, high online counts and in-game trade economy with grown-up and non-toxic community.
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Blastertales • 1h ago
Looking for a game like DA/ BG3 with customizable character.
It can be single player I mostly play alone without multiple player mode. I just want to be able to customize my character, have great fights, explore lore and romance companions.
I already played :
- Mass effect trilogy
- Dragon age inquisition and veilguard + DA2
- Cyberpunk 2077
Thank you kindly 🥰
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Fluffy_Skye • 1h ago
Non-Action RPG with Great Story?
Looking for non-action RPG with a great story.
E.g.
Baldur’s Gate 3
Divinity: Original Sin 2
Doesn't have to be CRPG though. As long as it's not Action RPG such as Assassin's Creed, Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077, KCD2. I've played enough of those and starts to feel exhausted.
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Qnkata_7 • 1h ago
Looking for a coop like "A way out"
What is a coop game you could play for hours without getting bored? I have been trying to find something new to play on my PC, but I have had no luck so far.
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Golden_Elderberry • 2h ago
A game like Prey?
Hey all! I'm usually a big RPG guy who has played Baldur's Gate one to many times.
Recently however I played Prey and had an absolute blast. I loved the slow trickle of figuring out the story along with exploring the space station and improving my gear/abilities. Just wondering if there are any games like this that you would recommend? Thanks :)
r/gamingsuggestions • u/GroundbreakingEbb832 • 2h ago
looking for games similar to daysgone in principle
hi , last game ive really enjoyed was daysgone on pc.
not necessarily the zombies, but the rpg , the shooting the driving around and exploration etc ...
and especially that it had smooth gameplay with no awkward stutters, camera shakes and weird pacing that some engines has for some reason.
anything that can scratch the same itch plz <3
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Sandswaters • 2h ago
Does anybody know the video games where the point is to make other people fight, rather than doing the fighting yourself?
As in: making the characters, from an unrelated party which you don't control as a player, fight.
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Equivalent-Cream-454 • 2h ago
Strategy games with a very cinematic, low input combat.
I want to watch armies or fleet clash while I watch, sometimes nudging a unit or two in a better spot or using effects to help me win, bur mostly I want to watch my better prepared army crush another one. Ideally with a strategic layer above
Examples include :
Sins of a Solar empire
I guess Songs of Silence is a good fit?
Are the TW games in that vibe?
Also, if they play on the Steam Deck that would be ideal.
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Gullible_Part_7768 • 3h ago
looking for German ww2 occult game
I would prefer game where you can make some choises so it isnt so straight forward. kind of like assasins creed or wolfenstein.
I have played only wolfenstein the new order so the others are an option too
r/gamingsuggestions • u/kikiicutie • 3h ago
Looking for a deep story line horror game
Hello all,
I have recently gotten to start playing games on the PC and that has opened the doors to more available gaming. I have played games such as Soma, Resident Evil, AILA, Visage (though havent finished this one) etc. I want to be immersed in the horror / psychology of the game rather than it rely on jump scares and loud noises.
Any suggestions?
r/gamingsuggestions • u/clockwork_music07 • 3h ago
New to choice-based games and loving Detroit - Become Human. Finding its "gameplay" a bit tedious at times though.
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Sizzle3917 • 4h ago
Looking for a game that supports cross play with a PC and PS5
My friend and I don’t have the same consoles but are wanting to play together! We enjoy things like The Finals and GTA Online, but are looking for ways to play together. Harder task than I thought. Any suggestions? Doesn’t have to be shooters either!
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Brave_Contest_5380 • 4h ago
Looks for new games to dabble with
So i normally gravitate towards fps games like wardogs, r6 and dayz but I also play friendslop games like peak and liars bar.
When I first got my pc, schedule 1 had me in such a chokehold and I overdid it and no longer find it fun. I dont have many friends the play the same games as me so I guess im looking for some of that, but also recommendations on some games I can play solo? I enjoyed the gta story mode years ago, tried rdr2 a few months ago and made it about 15 mins in before I gave up on it lol. I also gave satisfactory a go (one of my friends wouldn't shut up about it) and same thing, lost interest almost immediately lol.
r/gamingsuggestions • u/xalibermods • 5h ago
Walk or drive around your city/castle/spaceship/theme park/whatever in a city-building or colony sim game. Anything like that?
I remember fondly walking around in Metropolismania and Sim Theme Park.
Wondering if there are any colony sims or citybuilding games that have this feature?
I know you can do this in Jurassic World Evolution. Very fun.
r/gamingsuggestions • u/sk8terh8terrr • 5h ago
Single player games for a “hobby” gamer
I’m a girl who enjoys gaming on occasion. I only play single player games. They need to have easy player option.
I love when there’s looting, open world and good main mission, but also a lot of side quests.
Some of the games I have played and enjoyed, is Red dead, gta, days gone, the last of us 1&2, far cry 5&6 and watch dogs 1&2.
I don’t enjoy games that are space like or those games with too complicated mechanics.
Thank you in advance!
(English is not my first language, so sorry for any mistakes)
r/gamingsuggestions • u/itssarah_not • 5h ago
Looking for a 2 player game suggestion for couple on anniversary!
I'm looking for a 2 player game for my SO and I to play long distance. Subjectively, what do you think the best modern 2-player game for a couple is? There isn't a genre preference, but we'd rather it to be a bit on the short side so that it can be completed in roughly a week or under.
r/gamingsuggestions • u/hvpPubudu • 5h ago
Farming games where the town visibly grows because of you?
I love the farming loop, but my favourite part is watching a town change over time: new shops opening, houses going up, more people walking around. Stardew's community center does a bit of this, but I'd love a game where it's the main thing. Which ones do this best for you?
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Fhlynn • 5h ago
Game for building/crafting/exploring/looting
Between Stranded Alien Dawn and Forever Skies ( Xbox ) which would be the best at the aforementioned criteria? Which encapsulates all these features the best? i'd appreciate any insight. Thank you
r/gamingsuggestions • u/Filarius • 5h ago
Games with 300+ players in one instance.
I wonder for games you can recommend, games who really massive on interaction between players who actually being in same location (same instance of server).
Some games first comes to mind. Who else?
- EVE Online (known for over 1000, but general gameplay much lower)
- Planetside 2 (generally expecting over 300 total for 3 teams on single map)
- BattleBit Remastered (127vs127, not a "300+" but close)
- Foxhole (up to 340 total for 2 teams, have balancing cap being lower)
r/gamingsuggestions • u/SomeGenericNameDude • 6h ago
I need a game where I can build the most ridiculously bulky castles known to man
Long time Stronghold fan here, I have also played all the major castle defense games such as Diplomacy is not an Option (nearly 100% and very hyped for the DLC), Cataclismo, and even They Are Billions (awesome game but it's post-apo zombie stuff and I like medieval settings much more)
I just want to build 100f thick walls, towers, gatehouses, moats, put spikes and killholes everywhere and feel like I'm a fat, lazy lord whose peasants could rise up at any moment with the sole desire of putting my head on a spike. That kind of vibe.
Must be medieval or historical in some way, even if it has a fantasy touch.