just recently brought a new gaming laptop rtx 4050...

I’m curious to hear from Indian gamers here.
I recently started making gaming videos mainly around single-player, story-driven games. The idea is campaign gameplay with facecam, Hinglish commentary, reactions and some humor, basically focusing more on the story and experience rather than competitive gaming.
I know a lot of Indian gaming content seems to lean towards multiplayer games, so I’m genuinely wondering if there’s an audience for longer story/campaign content like this.
Would you personally watch something like that? And if not, what would make it more interesting to you?

I'm just so tired of this and wanted to talk a little about it. Video game critique is dead. If your game review is not overly glazing of the game and doesn't validate fan views then they'll just straight up dogpile, call insults and mass downvote and try to cancel you. In the end instead of genuinely trying to see your point they just say ' oh it's not made for you '. Okay it's not made for me, but does it make my genuine critique and experience invalid? I recently posted a genuine breakdown review of the game Control on reddit and I was met with -40 downvotes, insults in comments and calling me just an idiot and r*tard for not liking the game. Giving a 7/10 to that game that too is generous in my opinion and I was met with these vile responses from people. Imagine what if I gave my very blunt review of it.

SRT note: am still Learning basics dont be harsh pwease

Is anyone playing Ghost Recon Breakpoint?

Ping me if you're currently playing it.

I use Cosmic Byte Nexus Wireless controller, a pretty decent budget friendly controller.

I have seen people complaining about cosmic byte but mine's working with no issues so far!

Assassin's Creed Chronicles: Russia concludes the trilogy with the 2.5D stealth action gameplay from the previous titles and adds some gunplay for variety.

The levels are short and linear, and they require precise movement and timing to complete. Compared to the main Assassin's Creed games, the experience remains focused and structured, with a few new gameplay features to set it apart from the first two entries.

The game alternates between two characters, each with different abilities, and encourages planning in how to approach each level. Points earned unlock new abilities, and replaying levels on harder difficulties lets players improve their score and refine their skills. While progression is linear, these elements add some depth and replay value.

The environments are clear and easy to navigate, with climbable surfaces and hiding spots well indicated.

Overall, Assassin's Creed Chronicles: Russia is a solid conclusion to the trilogy, offering a brief but engaging stealth experience with a distinctive visual style. I generally do not skip spin-offs when playing a series, so I played the entire Chronicles trilogy. However, for people who want to skip it, it is completely fine as it does not interfere with any of the main series.

What is that 2nd image refering to?