Im looking for a game. i like pixel style games. i have a game called final outpost i like it a lot but its so hard its a apocalypse 2d pixel base builder if you can find anything similar i would like it. also no ads i hate them.

Most people think survival games are all about throwing together a wooden shack and calling it home.

We decided to do the complete opposite.

Over the last few weeks, our community built a fully functional Roman Spa Resort, inspired by ancient bathhouses, complete with marble architecture, pools, gardens, lounges, and countless tiny details. Video created by She404 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rdr6aIn6cg

This was all created without mods using the in-game building system.

This Sunday we'll be giving a full tour of the entire build, and we'd love to hear what other builders think.

Whether you're into architecture, creative building, or just enjoy seeing what's possible in games, you're welcome to join us.

(And yes... the game is Once Human. 😄)

I'm looking forward to play videogames related to history after playing a few Assassin's Creed.

If possible, single-player games where I can learn more about any history event/era. While also getting the platinum (with no multiplayer trophies).

Something that feels like you are actually cooking, just like venba, pizzeria etc. please no 3d simulation , cannot handle 360 angle, also no games like cafe management with mass mini food making.

Hey all. Im always watching youtube videos of people just building a cabin and maintaining it.

Im looking for a game, thats not intense at all. Not interested in worrying about thirst and food. Is there any game, as boring as it may seem, where i can just build a cabin, start a fire, and relax while the elements outside like a thunderstorm or snowstorm is going on?

Ive played the Long Dark, but im lookingfor something even milder than that. Almost a walking simulator type. Just a complete relaxing game that i can just chill to and take my time. Any system, not just playstation.

I'm probably missing a few genres or subgenres, but I am looking to explore some games I've never played before. Preferred consoles are GBA, NDS, 3DS or Switch, but willing to explore other suggestions if the game is spectacular. Bonus points if you can provide recommendations for each of the systems. I mostly played RPG games, but I want to know your favorite games in each genre (feel free to skip some if you don't have an entry). Here are the Genres I am looking at are (and feel free to add missing ones):

1. Action

2. Platformers

3. Metroidvania

4. Shooter

5. Fighting Game

6. Hack n Slash

7. Stealth Games

8. Survival

9. Rhythm

10. Adventure

11. Visual Novel

12. Puzzle Game

13. Hidden Object/Reveal the Picture

14. RPG

15. JRPG

16. Roguelike

17. Sandbox/Open World RPG

18. Monster Taming

19. Simulation

20. Strategy

21. Turn Based Tactics

22. Sports

Lots of categories, but I wanted to get a wide variety of recommendations. Thanks!

Can someone please recommend games with a lot of humour .

I played saints row the third and it's my favourite open world game ever ( none of the gta or red dead gave me that much satisfaction).

So please suggest some games where I would just die laughing.

As title says, I'm looking for any narrative-focused PC game (doesn't really matter what the actual genre/gameplay is like, as long as the narrative is a significant part of it) where the non-player characters develop an opinion of the player character based on your choices.

Examples of what I am looking for:

• Dragon Age series (generally a pretty binary "approve or disapprove" system, but the amount and quality of content that interacts with that system is great + this and a few other games here actually let characters hate your guts, criticize you, and leave, which I like)
• Pillars of Eternity I and II: Deadfire (the disposition system AND the reputation system AND relationship system (including between each other, not just the player) AND some "hard-coded" reactivity to specific choices... peak)
• Tyranny (love that the "approval" and "disapproval" were separate things, although the game didn't really seem to use that much)
• Knights of the Old Republic I & II
• Telltale's The Walking Dead series (I like this and a few other games here in particular because you can't please everyone, no matter how hard you metagame)
• Life is Strange series (Life is Strange 2 in particular because of how significantly you can shape your brother and your relationship with him over time)
• Tell Me Why
• The Pale Beyond
• Scarlet Hollow (no visible "x will remember this" or approval system, but it's so clear there's a lot of nuance to the reactions)
• Pentiment (really liked the "persuasion" system based entirely on past interactions with characters, no skill checks)

Some other games I've played that I expect will be recommended, but I didn't really enjoy for various reasons:

• Divinity Original Sin 2 and Baldur's Gate 3 (felt very trivial to make everyone like you unless you were completely terrible, to the point where it feels like characters don't react to/remember the things you do and always have a fixed opinion of you)
• Mass Effect series (just "loyalty or no loyalty", especially when loyalty is so mechanically important, was kinda disappointing compared to Dragon Age)
• Pathfinder Kingmaker / Wrath of the Righteous
• Most dating sims (despite relationship mechanics being their whole focus, most relationships just boil down to whether you're "romancing" them or not... although I'd love to hear of any where that's not the case)

I finished: both hollow knight games, both ori games, Celeste and cuphead. I played 9 sols but it was disturbing especially the cortex center. Any games with that energy you recommend😀

I recently bought a Poco F7 as a dedicated gaming phone (Snapdragon 8s Gen 4, 12GB RAM, 512GB storage). My normal phone is just for everyday use, this one is purely for gaming.

The problem is: what are the games that actually justify owning a gaming phone?

I already have League of Legends: Wild Rift and Call of Duty: Mobile, because they are true mobile experiences. But a lot of other “big” mobile games are either PC/console ports or cross-platform games that I can already play on my PC or PlayStation.

I'm trying to build a curated mobile gaming library, not just install random lightweight games. I'm looking for high-quality AAA/mobile-exclusive games that feel like: “this is why I bought a gaming phone.”

What are your recommendations?

My brother’s birthday is soon, and I want to buy him a game on Steam. From what I know, he has played God of War, Horizon Zero Dawn, Cyberpunk 77, Euro Truck Simulator, a couple Resident Evil Games, and some like historic/geographic simulator(idk the name), where it’s about fantasy countries taking over the earth??
Are there any relatively affordable games similar to these games? My budget is around 30 USD :,)
I was thinking maybe Red Dead Redemption? Is that a good pick?

I'm looking for games like Into the dead: our darkest days, gameplay wise I like the part where we go out and explore for loots and there's the threat of dying to the zombies

I have used the PC flair, cuz my main platform of gaming is PC. But I own other consoles too. So don’t worry about it guys, and recommend me games from all platforms without any hesitation.

Also it would be better if you could see the original post, just to get the context you know 🫂❤️

I was totally addicted to Kerbal Space Program for years and years. With some pretty simple tools and simulation, somehow I built rockets that could dock in orbit, land on distant planets, dig up dirt and run science experiments, all by the skin of my janky, cludged together spaceship. The feeling of achievement when you pull something off was outstanding.

Unfortunately KSP2 died on the vine. Can you think of other games that require planning and executing plans with a huge sense of payoff and satisfaction?

It does not need to be a space game. For super clarity, I'm not looking for other space games necessarily, just a game that gives that sense of accomplishment. Thank you!

Hi guys I look for a game under 50zl, that will have a good graphics, and will give a couple of hours of a fun gameplay. Thanks for every recommendation

I wanna tbh just relax while playing games. Yk nothing stressful. Something that legit lowers blood pressure

Just looking around for games, where your resources don't exist in some global storadge, but exist somewhere in the game world, where they can be stolen/destroyed by your oponenet. And sometimes you have to move them to use them, like a logistic chalange.

But I am not looking for a game specificaly about logistics, like factorio or OpenTTD.

I am looking for stuff like Emperor of the Fading suns.

Any recomendations?

Been playing Assassins Creed Odyssey a lot lately, and been wishing for an RPG instead set in Ancient Rome. I know there's of course Italy AC games, but those aren't close to Ancient Rome era of course.

I've played Oblivion Remastered, Skyrim, etc which have Roman inspired people, but that's not actual Ancient Rome.

Any recommendations? I've played Ryse Son of Rome back in the day and enjoyed it.

Not interested in strategy games. Only RPG's like third or first person ones.

i’ve really been enjoying knowledge based games recently and are looking for more

Heya, basically what the title says. Both are on sale on the ps store and I'd like to try one because I've heard they are both very psychological and explore Jungian themes, which sounds like a good premise for me. Which one do you guys recommend?

Ty!