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

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My birthday is in a few days, so I decided to treat myself. Since Fatal Frame is my favourite horror franchise ever, I started collecting as much physical media as possible.

For me a couple that come to mind are Conker's Bad Fur Day and Metal Gear Solid (any of them, but I would probably start with MGS2)

For me, its Super Battle Golf!! I honestly wasnt expecting to have this much fun with it, but its so so bloody good. Itss one of those games thatss dead easy to jump into, but then suddenly you havve lost track of time and you’re having a proper laugh.

Its chaotic, stupidly fun and exactly the sor

In this context a Zubat is an enemy that is numerous, annoying, and while not typically difficult to deal with is potentially resource exhausting and typically evokes a reaction like "Fuck me, there's more???". Pokemon has Zubats, Borderlands has Rakk/Kratch. What are some examples from other games?

I feel like I need to explain this a little bit.

I don't just mean "games you think are overrated". I mean specifically games that you think got better reviews (professional or otherwise) due to reasons other than the game itself. I don't even mean games you dislike. Both of my examples are games I

For those not aware, SPTarkov is often considered the best way to play Tarkov. It offers all of the advantages of Tarkov, with none of the drawbacks. No more hackers, desync issues or waiting 10 minutes to get into the raid. On top of that, it has a very sizeable modding community that has been a

(For the mods)
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I was recently trying to clear my huge backlog, and among these games there was Crysis Remastered.

I midly enjoyed half of it until I kept losing and losing in the same spot and I realized that I had zero drive in pushing through the frustration because, basically, I didn't care.

So I quitted the

As a fast-paced FPS and racing games fan, I've lately found myself enjoying creative games where the core gameplay is just to create things. It would also be great if it is gamified somehow.

This is my refference list for now. I would like to make it bigger and find some true gems in this genr

Mid-30s millennial who’s been pretty fortunate in life and has the luxury of gaming across Xbox, PS, and PC.

Now I just need to solve the much harder problem: finding some chill online friends to regularly play fun, weird, new games with. 😅

Looking at you, Big Walk.

Not necessarily looking for h

I want to enjoy life too 🐍

I've recently just got a vr set (I've wanted one for years) and I first played biohazard and it's insane, I completely it some many times I got the platinum on PS4 I knew that house better than my own. So I straight away went on madhouse difficulty and let me tell you having jack baker follow me in

Pleasant. 🙂

I'm preface this by saying I'm not the biggest mecha fan. I was never into say Mech Warrior/BattleTech, I have minimal experience with mecha games and even in terms of anime my experience with the genre literally does not go beyond Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann and Code Geass.

I picked the game up on

https://store.steampowered.com/app/738520/Breathedge/

Open world survival crafting game in space

Physical is the only option for:
Low income families who borrow from friends and libraries or buy used.
Anyone living in a rural area with poor internet access.
62% of countries who don’t have access to Sony networks.

I made this post over on r/movies but it totally works with games too.

Video games have amazing scenes, but the ones that are truly great I find are the ones where the music perfectly matches the events happening on screen, and the dialogue that lays within.

The Halo series has a ton of moments

Insiders explain a process that is facing extinction, at least for new games on Sony consoles.

One example that comes to mind is the Wellow's Pickhammer in Fable that is one of the best weapons for the majority of the game and can be found almost as soon as you set out if you know the trick to getting to it.

My friend is suggesting me to try Sekiro, I checked Amazon and it's 89€? On playstation store it's 70€. What's the actual reason this?

I've played DQ XI and loved it, and am going off on DQ8's reputation. What are the two best Dragon Quest games in your opinion?

I'm playing thru Black Myth Wukong right now and the Yellow wind sage has to be one of the coolest fights I've seen so far because of a finisher he has where he pins you to the ground with a thrown trident and stomps on you I was in awe the first time I seen it. My number one would be Godfrey in Eld

I was moving last month and didn't have internet, so I specifically made a point of it to install some of my favourite single player classics. Like Far Cry 4, to be able to play it offline while I get internet set up at my new place. I didn't even consider that it wouldn't have a 'play offline' opti

This is a new range I have been developing in my Minecraft world called Sky Pixel, this specific area is called Mount Lillahoo, or the Lillahoo Valley in the Jacie Rockies. This mountain range sits adjacent to my North Coast Mountain range in Jesla Country. So they share a lot of characteristics. Ex

I'm 28 now and every now and then this game would randomly come to mind. It was released in 2002 and I remember buying it in my local little shop in like 2010. I remember enjoying it a lot in my little bubble at the time. I wonder if people know it or if it was one of those unknown games?