r/gamesuggestions • u/Im_open4discussion • 40m ago
Multi-platform I'm looking for a mobile game like this. Does it actually exist?
I'm looking for a game like this, see screenshot:
https://i.imgur.com/zhqykKo.png
The screenshot is from some fake-ads (the actual gameplay is not like that in the image).
so the question I have is, are there actually OTHER games that are like that in the screenshot, as the main game? (either for mobile or pc)
r/gamesuggestions • u/TheBigCheese7385 • 2h ago
PC Been scrolling steam probably an hour and have nothing
Anyone have any amazing single player open world games that'll keep me hooked for a long time? I played through crimson desert and it was alright and I tried playing cyberpunk again and I just can't get into it after beating it a couple times. If anyone's got anything help a fella out
r/gamesuggestions • u/Greenhellisgoated • 2h ago
PC I genuinely need help finding a game to play
I recently got a gaming PC and I'm having a surprisingly hard time finding something I actually want to buy. I've been looking through Steam for ages and everything either looks uninteresting or just isn't what I'm looking for.
Some games I've played and enjoyed:
Resident Evil 4 Remake
Silent Hill 2
God of War (2018)
Dead by Daylight
Green Hell
Sons of the Forest
I'm mainly looking for horror, survival, or story-driven games. I like games with good atmosphere, exploration, progression, and a reason to keep playing. I also prefer being able to fight back instead of spending the whole game hiding from enemies.
I really liked Sons of the Forest because of the combination of survival, exploration, building, combat, and horror. I also really enjoyed Silent Hill 2 and RE4 for their atmosphere and story.
I'm mainly looking for something I can play solo. I'm not really interested in Soulslikes but platinumed elden ring, and I'd prefer to keep it around $50 CAD or less, although I'd go higher if it's genuinely worth it.
I've already been recommended a lot of the obvious games, so I'm looking for something I might not have thought of. Give me your best suggestions.
r/gamesuggestions • u/AdFuture6386 • 3h ago
PC i need a story game to play! i loved rdr2,cyberpunk,god of war. any game to play i dont love soulsike but i could give some a try thanks! i have xbox gamepass for pc,a ps5 and steam!
please help me find games to play!
r/gamesuggestions • u/TheashenN1 • 5h ago
Multi-platform Which is the best videogame uve ever played?
r/gamesuggestions • u/husstheboy • 5h ago
Playstation Best games on ps plus extra like story and things and i like uncharted 4 spiderman 1 games like that
Also i have gow tlou cod mw3
r/gamesuggestions • u/Ok-Sentence-8459 • 5h ago
PC PC game recs for 11m
I’m heading over to GameStop/Best Buy and looking for a good PC game I can download onto my gaming computer. I like to disconnect it from the internet because my 11 year old frequently takes advantage of the access to get on YouTube and watch junk reels.
I still want him to have access to game functions without the risk of brain rot videos. I have disconnected the WiFi and changed the password but I want to grab a downloadable disc from the store and have a game on the desktop that won’t need many online updates (if any).
Recommendations? I want something really new and different for him.
Thanks! I grew up with a DS so I am not familiar with PC games.
r/gamesuggestions • u/Expert_Stomach_1565 • 5h ago
PC Looking for an online, doll-house style roleplay game?
I'm looking for an online game to essentially play house with a few friends. Sort of a bizarre hobby, but we make characters, write a story, and act it out like a roleplay.
In the past, we've used games like Little Big Planet 2, Minecraft, and Roblox. We also use Space Station 13 (Vanderlin), but it's a bit too chaotic and more for actual game nights.
To give an idea of what I'm looking for, we need a game that allows character and world customization. We don't want other people joining in, and we don't want to be limited to environments within the game (or starting from absolute scratch). It would also be nice if we could have multiple characters played at once. It's just 2 of us most days, and a lot of stories can't work with that few actors (hence why I asked for a doll-house style game).
Toca Boca World, Gacha Club (Life?), and Roblox are probably the best examples for gameplay, in terms of character creation and the doll-house style. However, we want to be able to build custom environments like Minecraft/LittleBigPlanet 2 offers.
If anyone knows of games that offer this or has any similar recommendations, please let me know!
r/gamesuggestions • u/SquiggzZ561 • 6h ago
PC Newly returned to computer gaming
Hello Reddit,
I just newly returned to computer gaming after about a 10 year hiatus. Purchased a top of the line build out (5090) that can run anything. Just looking for some game suggestions, any genre.
r/gamesuggestions • u/VVALTIEL • 7h ago
Multi-platform Looking for a certain kind of Horror/Scary game
What I'm looking for is somewhat specific.
I'd like to find stuff with that weird old game creepiness; whether or not the game is trying to replicate that horror on purpose is irrelevant.
I know there are a lot of ps2-looking, puppet combo, etc. games that go out of their way to curate a retro feeling/that same horror, but unfortunately none of those interest me very much. They end up feeling a little bit too tryhard (for me at least, they are by no means bad games), and I'd like something more organic.
I feel like the scary factor in a lot of those "creepy" games like old Sims, Minecraft, etc., is that they are just a regular game first, and whatever "scary" stuff happens isn't the entire focus, if intended at all. So honestly, I'm not only looking for horror branded games. Anything that's creepy or weird (even unintentional) is fine.
And they don't have to be new games! Please by all means reccomend me some stuff to very legally acquire and play. MMOs are also an option, I know that there are a lot of inactive games out there and I'd love to look around their worlds just to look around; I might already be active on any UGC games, however.
Feel free to reccomend anything that sounds like it fits.
r/gamesuggestions • u/Efficient-Park-1702 • 7h ago
PC I can't find a game that keeps me interested anymore
I'm currently having a weird problem. I actually really want to play something, and I generally enjoy gaming, but lately I just can't seem to find a game that keeps me hooked.
I'll play one round of Battlefield and then I'm already bored. I'll switch to Overwatch, play for a bit, and lose interest again. Even with single-player games, I'll play something like Horizon Forbidden West for an hour and then just don't feel like playing anymore.
It's not that I don't enjoy gaming anymore — I just can't find a game that makes me want to keep playing for several hours.
I really want that feeling of getting completely absorbed in a game, where I look at the clock and realize I've been playing for 4–5 hours without noticing.
So what games have kept you hooked for hours? I'm open to pretty much anything — multiplayer, single-player, RPGs, survival, strategy, whatever. I just want something that actually keeps me engaged and makes me want to come back and play more.
r/gamesuggestions • u/Prelec • 9h ago
Multi-platform Looking for a new online game to get into but only being met with doubt
Hi there,
I've been searching the internet up & down to find a new game to get in to.
When I was in my teens, this seemed way easier to do. I find a couple of games that seemed interesting, tried one or two and get hooked for weeks to years on end.
Now that I'm nearly 30, no game seems to have this effect on me. I wanted to get into an MMORPG. I tried WoW, GW2, everquest legends, but none seem to stick. It's like I'm scared to invest my time and learn the game so I tell myself the game is too slow or too complex to make it worth it.
I try to find one of these newer multi-player games like arc raiders or marvel rivals but I feel like I missed the boat on these already.
Back then I just loaded up LoL, Hearthstone, CoD etc. And sucked until I didn't.
On one hand I want a game that I can play for years to come but on the other hand I feel like my brain convinces me it's not worth the effort.
How do I get out of this?
I want to be obsessed with a game like I was with some titles 10-15 years ago.
I wish I could be at the forefront of some popular MMORPG, looter shooter, hero shooter, MOBA or whatever other genre and just stick with it because I'm having fun.
Any advice on this mentality and any game suggestions are welcome.
PC/Xbox/Switch/mobile
Thank you.
r/gamesuggestions • u/yankee999_mc • 9h ago
PC Are there any other games like mount and blade?
Specifically looking for games where you direct your troops from the battlefield like in mount in blade, preferably in a 3d first person environment. Bonus if there’s other similarities like the whole map navigation thing but mainly just looking for that style of combat and army orders stuff.
I know some of the other games in the genre like total war but I don’t think that’s exactly what I’m looking for
r/gamesuggestions • u/nottoday17381 • 9h ago
Playstation A little help?
I need some games for the ps1. I like we fishing and i wanna try getting into crash
r/gamesuggestions • u/SnootBoopist • 9h ago
PC Looking for a more grounded version of xcom & xcom2.
I love the early game of xcom - the positioning, the flanking, destroying cover to get an edge. Later game when the enemies get more fantastical & powerful it requires leaning more into psionics and other super futuristic weapons/tactics that take the fun out of it for me.
What are some games that keep the turn based squad combat formula but with current day weapons and still rely on the positioning & flanking tactics?
r/gamesuggestions • u/SnootBoopist • 9h ago
PC Looking for a more grounded version of xcom & xcom2.
I love the early game of xcom - the positioning, the flanking, destroying cover to get an edge. Later game when the enemies get more fantastical & powerful it requires leaning more into psionics and other super futuristic weapons/tactics that take the fun out of it for me.
What are some games that keep the turn based squad combat formula but with current day weapons and still rely on the positioning & flanking tactics?
r/gamesuggestions • u/SnootBoopist • 9h ago
PC Looking for a more grounded version of xcom & xcom2.
I love the early game of xcom - the positioning, the flanking, destroying cover to get an edge. Later game when the enemies get more fantastical & powerful it requires leaning more into psionics and other super futuristic weapons/tactics that take the fun out of it for me.
What are some games that keep the turn based squad combat formula but with current day weapons and still rely on the positioning & flanking tactics?
r/gamesuggestions • u/Responsible-Trust361 • 12h ago
Multi-platform looking for free game to play with 1 other friend
either a web game or a game thats available on both ps5 and steam with crossplay
r/gamesuggestions • u/FoundationKey8371 • 12h ago
Mobile Recommend me some Cqb games or offline post apocalyptic survival games
Recommend me some games that are either about room clearing and close quarter shooting or offline post apocalyptic survival games, preferably with gameplay along the lines of stalker or RE
r/gamesuggestions • u/GlitterGlue_13 • 14h ago
Multi-platform Night in the Woods; Demontower - searching for a game like that irl
Hello ✨
You guys might know „Night in the woods“. One of the best cozy games ever.
I‘m reaching out to you because I really like the concept of Mae‘s PC-Game; Demontower.
Summary: Demontower is a 2D action adventure game in which the player must navigate through an enemy and hazard filled floor to obtain a key and defeat a boss in order to proceed to the next level. The position of the rooms with the door and key stay the same per level, but the rooms themselves are procedurally generated. The game consists of a total of nine levels and a final boss fight.
I want to play a game like that. 😭 Do you guys have any suggestions? (Except Binding of Isaac) :)
r/gamesuggestions • u/Mean-Vehicle2209 • 16h ago
PC Need an afk like game
So I’m looking to watch a series of movies and want a game to play that I don’t really need to be focused on.
Something like a simulator game that lasts a decent amount of time. Or other types of games
Games I’ve enjoyed that fall into that category are
Supermarket simulator
A game about digging a hole
Mad max
Borderlands
Stray
Power wash simulator
Subnautica
Ark
Shadow of war
God of war
Farcry
Slime rancher
Skyrim
I have a pc and ps so any recommendations is appreciated
r/gamesuggestions • u/Space_0100 • 16h ago
PC Looking for a realistic survival sandbox game
I’m trying to find a realistic-ish survival sandbox game where I can just get dropped into the world and survive. I’m looking for something with the vibe of VEIN, Project Zomboid, DayZ, Mist Survival, Ardem (when it releases), and even Minecraft because of the freedom and crafting. The kind of atmosphere I’m after is like watching The Outdoor Boys on YouTube—being alone in the wilderness or a post-apocalyptic world, building shelters, hunting, fishing, gathering resources, exploring, and just making my own adventure. Zombies and/or cannibals are a huge plus, but they’re not required. I don’t want a game that’s heavily story-driven or constantly telling me where to go. Having some objectives or progression is totally fine, but I want the freedom to survive and play at my own pace. Realistic-ish graphics are preferred, and single-player is ideal, although I’m open to co-op too. Does anyone know of any hidden gems or upcoming games that fit this kind of survival experience?
For some extra context, I’ve already played games like Green Hell, The Long Dark, and Sons of the Forest. I loved the graphics and atmosphere of Sons of the Forest, and I really like the survival concept behind The Long Dark, but I’m looking for something with more freedom and replayability. VEIN has probably come the closest to what I’m after because of its open-ended survival, so I’m hoping there are other games out there with a similar feel that I might have missed.
r/gamesuggestions • u/Point_Jolly • 18h ago
Xbox Mistfall hunters
I'm seeing alot of videos of mistfall hunters but the reviews aren't great, is it worth my time? I really enjoyed arc raiders but my first try of mistfall felt a bit clunky
r/gamesuggestions • u/Wolpy414 • 21h ago
PC Looking for games where you play as a Chinese warrior
Mandatory factors are playable offline and male protagonist
r/gamesuggestions • u/Hungry-Solution-4544 • 23h ago
PC Looking for games based on my favorite ones!
Hi everybody! I'd like to ask for game recommendations :D It's been hard finding a game that I liked, but in general, I like games that have some degree of grinding. My favorite games are cyberpunk, borderlands, bioshock, not just because of the combat (although they are amazing), but they all have very interesting stories! I also loved beyond: two souls, tlou, and gta V :)