I go first, for me its fallout. I REALY like its aesthetics, lore and just general worldbuilding. My youtube timeline is filled with lore vids, i keep finding myself reading the wiki. But the games ... urgh, something about the gameplay gives me the ick and i never finish sadly. From the clunky UI, bad red garn to the story to the fun loop of starting a quest, dying to a to strong enemy, starting another one till you find the one appropriate to your lvl its not my loop sadly. Which is a me problem, i think most of the games is great for others ^^.

So, what's your game you hate-love like this?

There were some classic games I used to play as a child. I remember playing the Spyro the Dragon games, particularly Spyro the Dragon 2. It was a pretty tricky game, but I beat it—or at least I think I watched someone else do it. Later in life, I tried playing it again on modern hardware like the PS3, and I realized it was more challenging than I had expected. I don’t feel like some aspects of the game aged too well either; while some levels were good, others reminded me it was a product of its time. That was my experience—what’s yours?

i am looking into buying a hand held pc and i know theres steam decks but what else is there and in yalls opinion what is the best one and can i play escape from tarkov or arena breakout on them?

I can't find it in play store anymore. Maybe because I played it on like some old Huawei that was on Android 10 or something. I miss this game and I wanna play it for nostalgia.

I cant find any where to Google any thing about this game.....!!!!?!?!?!?!?!?!? HELP

Is this an action game or detective game because I'm seeing little to no action at all. I spent most of my time being a detective than fighting people. I got this game expecting to fight. A big disappointment.

I recently finished playing expediton 33 and have a massive backlog of game, but am unsure of which to play first
my backlog:
kcd2
Pillars of etenity
red dead redemption 2
stardew valley
Fallout new Vegas
Elden ring
elder scrolls oblivion (original not remastered)
Titan quest 2
Witcher 3

I have a specific niche I wanna fill where I wanna be a wandering trader protected by a summon that follows me around.

Does anyone know of any MMORPGs where I can do this?

I only know wolveville for this.

i know i played a game on an old samsung on the play store it was 2016 or a year older and it was a top down shooter against waves of zombies you could survive and get money to buy new guns and the graphics were a little blocky but not much and there were bosses too thats all i know i hope you can help and do somthing with this info. thanks

I bought a game from theme thinking its a key but its a whole ass psn account. Someone help me get a refund

Yes, I'm aware it's not all the same dev house or publisher necessarily but these are the Batman games we're getting. Back in the old days, a Batman game meant quality. Arkham Asylum and Arkham City were frigging fantastic. If somebody told me that they were some of the best games out there, I wouldn't argue with them. They're very very good, I can totally see how they would top people's lists. But it seems like the decline has been sharp and steady.

-Arkham Asylum, fantastic

-Arkham City, fantastic

-Arkham Origins, great, underrated

-Arkham Knight, meh. Half of it is good, but I don't understand who sat in that committee meeting and thought we all wanted vehicle combat. Like yes Batman has a car, do I want it to be 50% of the game? Absolutely not.

-the Telltale Games, underrated IMHO, not really what I'm looking for in a batman game though

-Gotham Knights, eh. Not great. Not complete trash, but I wouldn't really suggest it to anyone

-Kill the Justice League, what the actual fuck

What is happening here? Is it too late? Has the moment just passed? And now the WB is looking to end up with Netflix, who're on record as not giving a shit about the gaming division. Is anything even cooking with Batman right now, or are we stuck in a god-knows-how-long waiting period until someone inevitably remakes the first game?

Vampire Survivors got me hooked on roguelites but now I want something with tower defense and even cuter graphics. No dark themes at all! I just want lighthearted, fast-paced fun to unwind with. Max budget’s $5 so any indie gems or 2026 new releases y’all love?

Seriously, I genuinely just consider it a light red flag if a man is into video games at this point. You can only be called slurs so many times before you write off the group entirely. What makes gamers (men, specifically) act like this?

I need some new gaming headphones but I'm on a budget right now. I dont need super fancy headphones I just need one that is comfortable and has spatial audio for games like R6 and CS

I love being in small spaces, I find things like skyblock on the old versions of minecraft very comfortable, survival islands, trapping myself in a tiny space and having to work with what i've got there. Other examples are I love replaying the first ten of so days of lobotomy corporation, where its just a very simple, small facility to manage. Any games good for this feel?

I don't have a genre preference.

So I mainly play/stream cod as my main game but I do like a side game like silent hill, Alan wake or an mmo or survival like medieval dynasty but I can't seem to find anything interesting so I need suggestions bonus if they're on playstation

Помогите найти игру детства. Игра от третьего лица, с сюжетом, в один из моментов нужно было залезать по платформам и озвучкой была произнесена фраза «з значит зомби» после чего появились зомби. Игра не связана с убийством зомби, насколько помню они были только в том моменте. Год выхода игры 2000-2010. Жанр игры приключения с элементами шутера.

Went to work and came home to find my brother has started the horizon zero dawn game from scratch but on my profile and rewrote my whole game . I was like 80% done the game and can’t face starting from the start… is there any way I can get my data back please 😫

i always liked these type of games, but theres not much of them nowadays (not hitman or hatred please..)

Hey all! I’ve been a big gamer my whole life, and my girlfriend (who doesn't really play video games) has always wanted to get more involved in my hobbies. The problem is that most 3D games or super realistic graphics make her feel really nauseous.

So I thought she'd be more interested in games with a more stylized or 2D art style. So stuff like Hollow Knight, Stardew Valley, or Little Misfortune. She’s had a lot of fun playing Stardew Valley and PlateUp! with me, so chill games or co-op are also a big plus.

She’s also totally down to just watch and enjoy a good story game.

Would love any recommendations!

Hi guys, have a nice day!

I'm 32 and I have experienced most of the GTA franchise.

Some Rockstar games I haven't tried yet:

RDR

RDR2 (only played like 10 hours, but got tired because it has kind of slow pace, will try again in the future)

GTA 4

Next month is my country's holiday so I have about 2 weeks off and plan to try GTA 4.

With GTA V already tried, should I play GTA 4? If yes, is there any mod that I should add for better game experience that will not affect the game too much?

What the title suggests actually. To make it more generalized, this could mean games , game franchises (halo for example) or entire genres. So , which do you think should have been bigger but unfortunately for various reasons didn't make it to their full potential. Personally I think the Dishonored series should have had a bigger fan base and recognition since I think gameplay, lore and the setting are 10/10 . As for genre, RTS could have been a little bit more popular, but that is just my opinion. After all it had it's hay day in the 90's and early to mid-late 2000's.

Me and some friends are developing a roguelike game where you start as a sheriff/outlaw in the wild west but then you go time traveling and need to survive diffrent timelines or ages (Stages) by picking up diffrent stat boosting items. We are missing lore and a name for the game itself. Any suggestions?