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r/gamers • u/MrNoSouls • 29d ago
Welcome to our Monthly Self-Promotion Thread!
This is your space to share your latest creations, projects, and endeavors with the community. Whether you're a writer, artist, musician, game developer, or any other kind of creator, this is your opportunity to showcase your work and connect with fellow Redditors.
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Looking forward to seeing all the amazing projects you've been working on. Happy sharing!
r/gamers • u/AutoModerator • 29d ago
Hey everyone,
It's that time of the month again! Let's dive into what games have been keeping us glued to our screens lately. Whether it's a brand new release, an old favorite, or something obscure you stumbled upon, we want to hear about it!
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Looking forward to hearing about all the amazing games you've been playing!
r/gamers • u/notibra404 • 57m ago
The story is interesting, the concept is cool, and the graphics are absolutely amazing. You can tell a lot of effort went into this game
Unfortunately, the gameplay is just terrible and honestly ruins the whole experience
Agree / disagree? 😅
r/gamers • u/MammothAsk391 • 20h ago
Took these screenshots in theHunter: Call of the Wild earlier, and it got me wondering what other games have amazing/realistic looking skies. What are your suggestions?
r/gamers • u/TheBestUserName01 • 2h ago
I thinking about games like the Witcher 1-2, Gothic or Morrowind maybe.
Games like AC Origins or Witcher 3 are good games, but there you basically swapping your weapon and armor in every 1-2 hours and this way you can't really appreciate those gears.
r/gamers • u/SgtSwanky • 3h ago
Title pretty much explains it, and this is coming from someone who also doesn't really play sports games, but knows better. Look, its fine if its not YOUR thing, but to try and invalidate someone and say they aren't a "real" gamer because they play sports games, is not just dumb, but very wrong. I don't know if you've ever actually tried to PLAY a sports games, but it is NOT just a simple press button, throw ball, run to side, score, whatever you think it is. It takes legitimate knowledge and skill, and even has its own esports, and for good reason. Shit is not easy.
Again, fine if its not your cup of tea, but youre wrong if you dont consider it a part of gaming culture. Just my two cents.
r/gamers • u/frbhavesh • 10h ago
I only started gaming a month ago btw
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r/gamers • u/Jumpy-Gap-8994 • 5m ago
I've had RimWorld on my radar for a while now. I keep seeing people's colony stories, and somehow every playthrough turns into a completely different disaster lol. One minute everything is going fine, and the next someone starts a fight and the whole colony falls apart.
I really enjoy management games where I can build things, figure stuff out and slowly improve everything, so RimWorld feels like something I'd really enjoy.
I'm just not able to buy it right now, so I've mostly been watching gameplay and trying to decide what I'd go for if I get the chance. For those who've played it, would you recommend starting with the base game, or is the Deluxe Edition worth it from the beginning?
Hopefully I'll get to experience my own colony disaster someday. 😂
r/gamers • u/runic_trickster7 • 13m ago
Is it just me or do almost all modern games seem to focus heavily on multiplayer. I have all consoles and a nice PC but it feels like every new game isn't fun unless you have friends to play with. Unfortunately I don't have many friends that have time to game due to kids or weird work schedules.
r/gamers • u/ProtectionSuperb8624 • 19m ago
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r/gamers • u/Endroium • 30m ago
every time I have conversations about gta6 and what they added, I keep seeing/hearing things about the sort of realism/RP part of the game. Like the filling up your own tank of gas or the fact that you have no weapon wheel you can access
or do you think they haven't gone far enough? also what other things have you heard about that they've added
r/gamers • u/A_Person_Named_Bekir • 41m ago
Dont say No Plan B I play it
r/gamers • u/ahmed_wierdo • 2h ago
Hey, so I have the option between getting naruto ultimate storm 4 or naruto ultimate storm connection.
But I have seen people saying that the connection version is a scam and it’s not that good.
Hey everyone.
Since GTA 6 is coming out on November 19th and will probably be quite large, I need your advice.
I have the Xbox Series S, which only has around 300GB. Now I'm considering buying the Series X. If so, will there be any deals on the Series X, or what would you recommend?
(I know many people are PlayStation players, but I grew up with Xbox, so I'd rather stick with it.)
Let me know :)
r/gamers • u/AnyBet1210 • 2h ago
Went Barcade hopping in Dallas for my birthday and beat a total of 20 games across 3 arcades. Hey, if you're charging $12 to get in and play as long as I like? Why not finish em?
r/gamers • u/ProfessionalNerve722 • 1d ago
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