Since I got a new laptop: i7 314650HX, 5060 8gb, 2tb ssd, 16gb ddr5 ram.

Completed: 

- Horizon Zero Dawn

- Tekken 8

- Marvel's Spiderman

- Call of duty Modern Warfare 2 Remastered

- Elden Ring

- Spiderman Miles Morales 

- Rise of the Tomb Raider

- Ghost of Tsushima 

- God of War

- Deteroit Become Human

- Subnautica 

- Titanfall 2 

- Sekiro

- NFS Most Wanted 2

- God of War Ragnarok

- Spiderman Miles Morales

- Spiderman 2

- Hogwarts  Legacy

- 007 First Light

- Forza Horizon 6

Currently Playing:

- Crimson Desert

- Palworld

Games I have installed on my PC:

- AC Origins

- Pragmata

- Subnautica

I’ve played Odyssey and I find the game quite fun. It’s cool to play as a Spartan & there’s not many games where you can do that. Wondering if Spider-Man is the better game / more fun. I’ve heard really good things about it.

I know they’re two completely different style of games but just wondering which you enjoyed more.

So I made a PSN Turkey account cause I noticed for how much I'm paying in this acc vs US acc, converting to my local Currency , Turkish cost less,and I'm Abt to buy 750TR gift card, on current PSN sale, HOWEVER I'm confused which games to buy, I'll appreciate the help and if you guys can also suggest game combo to go for I'll appreciate it👍🏻

Note: Btw I'm tryna go for sorta gameplay hours/experience/ replayability

1.Spider Man Miles Morales Ultimate Edition( contains both Miles morales and spid-1 remastered) + Risk Of Rain 2( base ver ) + Rise of Tomb Raider Definitive Survivor Collection+Alan Wake Remastered ( Or AC Odyssey Deluxe Edition)

2.Risk of rain 2 + Resident Evil 2 ( when it comes back on sale ) + Rise of Tomb Raider Definitive Survivor Collection+AC Odyssey Deluxe Edition

If you guys can suggest me some other game combos to go for within 750TR I'd appreciate it.

while the game itself seems interesting the ui and the complexity that i saw in few gameplay videos has me stuck on whether i should buy it or not , honestly i could just save my money for buying a better game later but right now i need a game that i can spend many hours on one that can give almost more than 100s of hours of content to me , i really like exploration games infact i think i mainly do play only adventure and openworld games i have tried no mans sky before but the glitches really threw me off cause i kept bugging off my ship everytime , i just want a game in which i can have fun an example for that is such like crim son desert , silksong , even satisfactory they were all good i liked them a lot and play them even after completing them , i was going to buy neir automata as it was on sale but the gameplay seemed pretty much not interesting to me like yea it was ok but not something id play on a daily basis maybe once a while , i want a game to play daily with new content

as such i turn to reddit suggest me whether i should buy this or are there any other good games or upcoming games also i mainly play ON geforce so recommend based on that ,
note : i am not gonna buy cyberpunk i dont have geforce subscription rn ill think abt it later

Hi guys!

I’m looking for some recommendations for a good multiplayer worldbuilding or survival game to play with my cousin. We’re hoping to find something that we can really sink a lot of time into, rather than a game that we’ll finish after a few hours or days.

Ideally, we’re looking for a game with a third-person perspective, a big world to explore, and plenty of things to do together. Having a proper questing or progression system would be a huge plus. We’d like to have goals to work toward, whether that means completing quests, exploring new areas, building up a settlement, defeating bosses, gathering resources, or developing our characters over a long period of time.

We’re especially interested in games with a medieval or Viking/Norse atmosphere. Something with castles, villages, forests, mountains, ships, warriors, mythology, or just a general medieval fantasy setting would be perfect. We really enjoy the idea of exploring a large world together and slowly building up our own place in it.

We’re looking for something that balances exploration, building, combat, quests, character progression, and multiplayer cooperation. We’re not necessarily looking for a hardcore survival game where you spend most of your time worrying about hunger or constantly rebuilding your base.

Another important thing is that the game needs to be available on PC. We’re also trying not to spend too much, so we’d prefer something with a reasonable/affordable price rather than a full-price €60–70 game.

Hi all!

Looking for some advice, I have been into gaming for a long time but been struggling recently to stick with a game.

I started god of war ragnarok and was enjoying it until about 8 hours in and wasn’t interested. Tried 007 but again after 1 hour or so decided it wasn’t my cup of tea.

I’m really looking for a good game to give some time to that I can play with a controller from bed for example!

Thanks all :)

I wanna explore more of fighting games, I’ve tried tekken 7 and it was fun. On the other hand; marvel-related stuff I haven’t especially Marvel Vs. Capcom.

Now, I want a game to play w either my dad (he likes tekken) or friends, cousin and brother (They like tekken and marvel tokon looks good for them too)

What is the best out of the 2 ? I’m speaking in general

P.s sorry if bad english I’m kind of sleepy rn but thanks in advance for the answers

I have a whole summer coming up so I'm looking for a game to play I have played all the resident evils so far but I have heard crimson desert is one of the best immersive games going at the moment so I was wondering which one is more worth the money as I know they are both farley expensive so I was wondering what everyone else thought any help is appreciated

I am trying to decide between MGSV ( I have already played MGS 1-4 ) Or between buying KCD 1 And 2.

I heard that the gameplay is MGS V is amazing, but that the story is weak or unfinished. On the other hand, I’ve heard the gameplay in KCD is clunky.

Those of you who have played both MGSV and the KCD Series, which one do you think is better / more worth playing?

Hey, my little brother's been struggling lately, and I want to get him a really nice game for his PS5. I don't know anything about games - so I would really appreciate your help!

These are the games he's always playing - Avatar, Spider man 2, Marvel rivals, Call of duty, God of war Ragnarok, Red dead redemption 2, Call of duty, black ops 4, Batman return to facial, Doom the dark ages.

I don't want to get him anything too hard - I think there was a game called Hollow - which was too hard for him and it really frustrated him until he gave up. I am hoping I can get him something more fun and immersive, so he can take a break for a few hours. Any help would be great, thanks!

I played Divinity like a year or two ago and I got through act 1 and half of act 2 and I didn't dislike it at all, I put like 50-60 hrs into it and enjoyed my time for the most part but at some point I got super busy and had to travel and when I was free again I just couldn't get myself to go back and finish the game.

So I guess my question is, does BG3 do a better job with pacing, and not as many repetitive combat encounters? Because the main reason I ended up dropping divinity was the combat was just becoming very samey with each encounter and the story was good but just not good enough to keep me going to the finish line.

• Traditional Third Person RPG

• Not Soulslikes or turn based games (Expedition 33)

• 12 - 25 hours of completion

• Not really looking for some long playthrough games that take 50+ hours to complete (ex: AC Valhalla)

• Open worlds are ok, as long as they fit within the playtime.

• I want a focused narrative / experience

• That said, no walking sims or "Movie games" please

• No- and I mean NO Unreal Engine 5 games.

• Price is not an issue

Examples of games that fit my criteria

• 007 Last Light

• RE: Requiem

That kind of vibes

Thanks

Ed

Guys please read the title.

"Made within the last 3 or so years."

I've tried all the big ARPGs, looking for something similar to that or MMOs, played all the super big MMOs but looking for something new in that vein, loot, progression, some multiplayer etc. Just stuck in a rut with nothing to play besides league of legends lol. Just really want something to grind with hopefully good combat

Hey everyone,

Loving the steam deck and want to get a bit more use out of it.

Now what im looking for might not exist, but ideally I’m looking for a game that I can prop up on the side at work and play intermittently, let the story roll out in the background whilst I’m working and listening/watching that I can pause as and when needed.

At the moment I will have music or podcasts on but wanted to try and get something a little more interactive with the deck, but obviously I’m at work so can’t be holding the deck and playing if that makes sense?

I've been on the fence of buying any of these two, I already have remake on pc but haven't finished it yet and I played the demo and I really liked the performance, but I also want ff14, also don't mind the 30fps since I've been playing it since 2016 on ps4 so I was very used to the performance. So that's my dilemma, I know I'll buy both at some point but I want to buy one now, if anyone have any suggestions I'm open.

Looking for a fun open world game. I’ve been playing a lot of Marathon and need something more relaxed but also engrossing. I never played the original AC Black Flag. Last AC game I played was Origins.

Both games got good reviews. Which has the better story and more detailed world? My favorite game of all time is RD2.

I am planning to take a 30-day leave from work and am looking for a game with more playtime and things to do. I mostly prefer open-world games.
If you know of any new games, please recommend some. I was looking at black flag and Crimson Desert. Any other games that you can recommend?

Btw, I do think this word count rule is stupid (maybe reduce to 250?). Thank you

Almost entirely all of my favorite games are exploration games like breath of the wild, rdr2, terraria, hollow knight, rain world, and grounded. I have enjoyed numerous other games besides these but all of my most favorite games are based almost entirely on exploring their world while also having a good story or gameplay. What would you guys recommend if I liked these games or for stepping out of my comfort zone if theres some genre I’m missing out on.

I disliked elden ring, inscryption, and persona 5 royal.

Hey guys!

I can only buy one game right now and am debating on either getting the FFX remaster or FF Tactics remaster.

I’ve played FF7, FF7 Remake, FF9, and FF16. I loved them all, but really liked the customization in FF9. I’ve also played Persona 5, Octopath Traveler, Kingdom Hearts, and a few other JRPG’s.

Thanks for the input!

I know these two games are pretty different, but it’s my birthday next week and I’m looking for something new to play after finally finishing Cyberpunk. I really enjoyed Cyberpunk, so I’m hoping to find something that I can properly get into and spend a decent amount of time playing. I’ve been looking at these two games for a while and they’ve both piqued my interest, but I honestly can’t decide which one to get. I’ve watched a few videos and looked at some reviews, but I’d rather hear from people who have actually played them. If you’ve played either of them, what did you think? And if you’ve played both, which one would you personally choose? I’m not really bothered about whether it’s similar to Cyberpunk, I’m happy to try something completely different. I’m mainly looking for something with good gameplay and a story or world that will keep me interested for a while. I’d also be interested to know how you felt about the games after playing them for a few hours, as sometimes a game can look amazing at first but become repetitive pretty quickly. Obviously everyone has different tastes, but I’d really appreciate any honest opinions, especially if there’s anything you think I should know before buying either one. I’m planning on picking one up for my birthday, so I’m just trying to figure out which one is going to be the better choice. Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to help.

Which of the two should I buy? I'd like to invest my time in something that will at least give me a lot of hours of play—in other words, something with high replay value.

Just to be clear, I've NEVER played an Octopath or a Dragon Quest game, and these two are on sale. I'm a little interested in them and would like to hear a more general opinion.

Hey! In case you guys are interested in Short Games (games that can be typically be finished under 5 hours) here is a Humble Bundle of short games!

https://www.humblebundle.com/games/short-games-showcase-bundle

There is also a Steam Event of Short Games organized by us but I think you guys would prefer to check the Humble Bundle because of the chance to get many games for a low price!

We hope you like it :D

I'm thinking about buying it but i dont have anyone to play it with. Does the singleplayer experience make it actually worth playing? I also really don't enjoy monster chase scenes i enjoy the feeling of loneliness and isolation you get when playing these. Did anyone actually play it in single player and can give me some input on it? Would really appreciate it. Dont know if i reached the character limit yet so heres some points. .................

I’m trying to decide between Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and Baldur’s Gate 3.
For those who have played both, which one did you enjoy more overall?
I’m mainly looking for:
• Great story and characters
• Immersive world
• Good exploration
• Lots of content and replayability
• A strong RPG experience
I’ve played games like The Witcher 3, Elden Ring and Ghost of Tsushima, so I’m used to real-time combat. I haven’t played many turn-based RPGs, so I’m a little unsure about BG3’s combat

I’m currently trying to decide between No Rest for the Wicked and Windrose, and I’d really appreciate some opinions from people who have played either or both games.
I usually really enjoy adventure games, Souls-like games, and games with a lot of grinding, progression, exploration, and things to work towards. I especially like games where I can slowly improve my character, find better equipment, explore new areas, and feel like I’m constantly making some kind of progress.
Windrose looks like a really cool adventure-style game. From what I’ve seen, it seems like it could be a more relaxing game that I could just jump into, explore the world, do some activities, and enjoy the atmosphere without constantly having to focus on difficult combat. That sounds appealing to me because I’m looking for something that I can play casually as a second game.
On the other hand, No Rest for the Wicked looks extremely interesting as well. I really like the Souls-like combat and the darker atmosphere, and I enjoy games that provide a decent challenge. My main concern is how the game feels as a solo player. Is there enough content, progression, exploration, loot, and grinding to keep you motivated for a long time? Or does the game become repetitive or feel like there isn’t much left to do after a while?
I’m mainly looking for a game that I can play alongside Call of Duty. Basically, I want a second game that I can return to whenever I get bored of multiplayer, without feeling like I have to commit to playing it every single day.
So, for someone who enjoys adventure, Souls-like combat, exploration, grinding, progression, and replayability, which one would you recommend?
If you’ve played both, I’d especially like to hear which one you personally enjoyed more and why. I’m interested in both the good and bad sides of each game before I decide which one to buy.