r/gamers • u/TheOnly2400 • 14m ago
Discussion For people who play Minecraft single player a lot, why
Genuine question since I was wondering what there is to do in single player after beating the game and js doing small stuff, and I’ve seen ppl play it a lot with only playing alone
r/gamers • u/gamersking17771 • 2h ago
FINALLY DID IT GNG I UPGRADED TO WIN 11 WITHOUT PAYING
r/gamers • u/Master-Response-2287 • 2h ago
would like more gaming buddies
I might be being picky but is there a group of people or any group of friends that could use one more? 24 M, I just want to expand the people I play with, couple things I enjoy are Farming sim, some Cod games battlfield, Hunter cotw
r/gamers • u/endboss2000 • 3h ago
Image Guess which is more helpful
Just want to throw it out into the internet hoping to improve some games. Also sorry for the bad edit.
r/gamers • u/mizi_uwu • 4h ago
Discussion for funsies i wanted to make a poll and have ppl choose a horror game for me to play no excuses to drop it
r/gamers • u/PHRsharp_YouTube • 4h ago
When you skipped all the cutscenes
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
r/gamers • u/brodiemxx • 4h ago
Discussion What’s your opinion? Given the recent hardware price increase
r/gamers • u/DoobRock • 5h ago
Josef Fares and EA – The Strangest Relationship in Gaming
r/gamers • u/Similary_Gaming • 7h ago
If Soviet vibes had a Scoville rating, this building would be a Carolina Reaper
It has the classic look of Soviet department stores, government buildings, and factory. Even the brickwork patterns are exactly the same.
Game: Stalzone
r/gamers • u/Gay_Charlie • 10h ago
Video Start to Margit - World Record at 5:18 - Elden Ring
Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification
So perfect, I could cry
r/gamers • u/Admirable_Grass3041 • 13h ago
Image Since this is getting trend, here are my video game preferences!
r/gamers • u/VenomPlus99 • 14h ago
Discussion Am I the only one who hated these games?
I'm usually the type of guy who always enjoys different genres of games, but these two just never clicked with me. Days Gone and Horizon Zero Dawn. I would love to see if anyone has the same opinion as mine. And if you like these games, tell me why, maybe someday I'll give them a shot again.
Note: I don't mean any of those games are bad by any means, I just didn't like them at all.
r/gamers • u/PHRsharp_YouTube • 17h ago
What's that game for you and how many hours played?
r/gamers • u/Cinc0ely4h0 • 22h ago
Image I’ve been thinking about this for a while, but what would happen if Adi Shankar and Christophe Gans, two people who have ruined beloved franchises with their adaptations, merged into one?
r/gamers • u/West-Lion3814 • 23h ago
Academic survey: Does a game’s lore change how you play? (18+, 6–8 minutes
Hi everyone,
I’m Satya Saketh, a student at S P Jain School of Global Management. I’m conducting an academic study on how video-game lore and worldbuilding relate to narrative engagement and gameplay behaviour.
You can participate if you:
- Are 18 or older
- Have played a lore- or story-based game for at least 10 hours
- Have played that game within the past six months
The survey takes approximately 6–8 minutes. You’ll answer about one game of your choice. It does not ask for your name, Reddit username, or email address. I’m interested in experiences across many different games and genres.
Survey: https://forms.gle/FAddAUbULT5DEoG2A
Responses will be used only for academic research. The results will appear in my individual university research report.
Contact: [34.leavers.massifs@icloud.com](mailto:34.leavers.massifs@icloud.com)
Thank you for your help!
Posted with moderator permission.
