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The newest addition to my Skyrim armory

As a TV show, I think Mixtape is pretty good. However, Mixtape is not a TV show, it is an interactive video game. Except, it's also not a game, because to say Mixtape has gameplay would be like saying a TV show is like a video game because you can raise and lower the volume. Mixtape largely achieves

Its been a long while since the last post I could find on this and I still havent found a game that quite scratches the same itch, so I thought Id check with the hive mind if there are any other games that have popped up or are on the near horizon.

I prefer the top down 2d type of game (so not s

This experiment we are running has no admins or staff enforcing borders, so what you see here are players who are claiming land and hoping they are able to hold it using in-game mechanics.

This experiment has been running around six months so far and has had over 5,000 unique players join and cont

bruh

My wife (33) is the definition of a casual gamer. She grew up with Sims and Civ on her family computer but never really had a console. Stardew Valley and Kirby and the Forgotten Land are her current favorite games. But she also enjoys co-op/competitive games like Mario Kart, Plate Up/Overcooked, Boo

Which was something of a bittersweet event for its devs at Double Eleven, who wrote in a message to players that "We failed on our terms, and we're proud of that."

Blindfire had, quite simply, failed to set the world on fire. Despite mostly positive reviews, it never caught on, meaning its releas

“I don’t see any difference between that and acting in films or on stage or TV. It’s exactly the same. You approach the character and build a character in the same way.”

And my first engagement with video games was with a company called Ninja Theory. And we made a game called "Heavenly Sword" for

I have 24 hours in the game and I can't force myself to play it anymore. It's just so damn boring.

Anyway, for fairness's sake, I will start with the pros.

1. the world - it's really detailed, whole lots of activities, puzzles to do and points of interests to discover. It's brimming with detail a

Game: Windrose

Done by Jeff Ziozios, Bay City Tattoos in Tampa FL over about 60 hours and 14 sessions.

Was just thinking about how incredible a superhero RPG would be with the nemesis system, my favorite gaming feature of all-time.

How would the death revival work?

• You're either a lab student who gets caught in an experiment gone wrong and now you revive when dead or you come in contact with

Dead to Rights: Retribution: A Forgotten Gem of the Action Genre

Today I want to talk about one of my favorite games in my collection, a true underdog that dared to introduce bold, innovative mechanics, only to be unfairly slammed by the press and quickly fade into obscurity. I’m talking about Dead

In my teens I used to play a lot of NFS, Midtown Madness, Monster Truck games. Extensively played Drive Club and Forza Horizon games. But lately I've lost interest and can't understand why. What's your hook in playing those games?

I bought a Steam Controller as it had showed sold out and then randomly popped up for sale (Australia), and I grabbed it.

My teen son has a competent gaming PC and vast Steam library, the controller will be well loved.

But in the interim, I had a blast ont AM4 5600G running only integrated graphic

For me that has to be Gotham city imposter I loved that game

For those questions that don't feel worthy of a whole new post.

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I absolutely adored the first game (made a post about what I liked on this sub if your interested) and the sequel didn't disappoint.

Once again the music composed by Takeshi Furukawa is just beautiful, nothing massively different to the first but has enough of a change to show the progression but r

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - An engineering professor outside of Alaska has created a simulation and video game that can help people understand the scale of August 2025’s Tracy Arm landslide and tsunami in Southeast Alaska in real-time.

The massive landslide fell from the fjord wall in Tracy Arm in

Weirdly similar to the new Star Fox design revealed this week.

Early Access launching on may 14th!

For me, YandereDev, enough said.

Could be saving too often, checking every corner, reloading after tiny mistakes, organizing inventory obsessively…

I feel like every gamer has at least one habit they never grew out of.

Enjoy retirement, legend!

Been replaying this game out of nostalgia of the PS2 days, as I've played it back when it came out in 2004, and wanted to see how badly or well it aged, but this time I'm playing it on PC. My verdict is, the game has entertaining but shallow stealth gameplay, I'd like if the game had a way more refi

been wondering that, since no game is perfect.

But what is a simple feature to make a game significant better?

To me it is buttery smooth gun play in an FPS game