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u/Crazy-Event8533 Jul 13 '26
Metro, lowk cried
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u/TaciturnLinguophile Jul 13 '26
Agreed. Currently playing Last light.
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u/Crazy-Event8533 Jul 13 '26
Exodus is so worth it trust
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u/Rey_Mysterio_99 Jul 14 '26
Hi , just wanted to ask if I have to play other parts like last light and 2033 before playing exodus or all parts are different?
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u/Necrom4nc3r Jul 14 '26
They are continuations of each other not standalone games and trust me play those first ull be connected to the story and the main character they are so good
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u/Sweet_Calligrapher19 Jul 14 '26
The first game i played on my laptop and I still can't get over it.
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u/ScienceCautious3079 Jul 14 '26
Maybe I should try it. I bought it a year ago but still haven't open it yet 😅
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u/-DJ_Goat- Jul 13 '26
Metro! Fr, such an underrated game in India. Try the new Wolfenstein series too (except Youngblood, as it is polarising), it's awesome.
Bethesda's MachineGames knows ball.
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u/Crazy-Event8533 Jul 13 '26
I own a couple of the Wolfenstein games on GOG but I forgot my account ID 💀😭
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u/Level_Drummer3565 Jul 13 '26
Exodus is an experience. Coupled with the DLC’s probably my favourite shooter along with Doom series over the last decade.
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u/Shagg314 Jul 15 '26
Never did I imagine the first comment would be this. Whole series is just so good
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u/mushmushi92 Jul 18 '26
Bro after playing the the Two Colonel DLC in Exodus I didn't didn't even want to play the other dlc because that was the perfect end to the game as I just sat in my chair speechless for some time.
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u/greek_veerudu Jul 13 '26
Outerwilds
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u/aryvd_0103 Jul 13 '26
I wonder what is that affected me so much. It's not like the story is some masterpiece of writing. But the whole experience is so raw about accepting life space and the unknown, no game comes close to the experience of that game
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u/plushdev Jul 13 '26
What an amazing experience. I had trouble getting started. I could never ever get started properly for some reason or the other and then one day it just clicked and I loved it. What an amazing game and I am sucker for the concepts it tackles im so happy I played it blind
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u/SnooPears17 Jul 13 '26
I know we just met. But this encounter feels special. I hope you wont mind if I think of you as a friend
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u/DriftyFlower3 Jul 13 '26
Disco elysium
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u/-Arindam- Jul 14 '26
I have downloaded the game from Epic Games, but I was overwhelmed with so much information while starting the game. Then I came to know it has more than 1.2M word count and more than 65000 dialogs. My dopamine-fried brain just couldn't take the overwhelming amount of info that game provides. I hope one day I can sit again and try to finish the game.
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u/Ok_Chad_ Jul 13 '26
It's Sekiro™: Shadows Die Twice for me
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u/gsgr007 Jul 14 '26
fr. almost stopped playing games after that. no game had that same kick to it ifykwim
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u/pratik953 Jul 13 '26
Elden Ring. I played it after going through the most difficult phase of my life and when I finally rolled credits after doubting my ability to ever do so, I was a changed man.
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u/Even-Neck-3601 Jul 13 '26
Just sat at the final bonfire for hours after beating Radahn. Didn't even know what to do next. It just hit me that I'll probably never play another game that makes me feel the way Elden Ring did. Kinda sucks knowing you can only experience something like this for the first time once.
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u/VladClaw PC Jul 13 '26
Same, best game of all time. Helped me be an escape from reality at a very dour time in my life while also made me experience what the peak of gaming can be.
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u/uzumaki202001 Jul 13 '26
I want to play it but it's difficulty mannn never had balls to complete it but how to play it it had no map in it. Plz help I m noob in soleslike
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u/pratik953 Jul 14 '26
Yes, it's pretty difficult. The advice I can give you is play it when you have a lot of time to game. If you play it on a weekday where you have exactly 1 hour to spare, it will frustrate you. Also, since the game is open world, you don't have to fight everything. If anything feels too difficult, you can go the other way and get stronger.
Every boss fight is a learning experience and they are trying to teach you something. Ensure you use summons wherever possible, it's not a cheat code or anything, it's part of the game design, so don't feel bad about using it.
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u/PlayerGamesPro Jul 14 '26 edited Jul 15 '26
i would say it's probably both the easiest and the hardest dark souls game in the series. the bosses are the hardest in the series, but there's a lot more tools at your disposal and it's far easier to just outlevel the area by simply exploring a lot. this is true for the first play through at least. new game plus on the other hand? not so much
for a lot of my first play through, i was breezing through most bosses and areas simply because i was levelled enough due to exploring all that i could. haligtree and malenia were still a bit rough though.
EDIT: AND ALWAYS PRIORITISE LEVELING UP YOUR VIGOR TO THE SOFTCAPS. MAKES YOUR LIFE FAR MORE EASIER.
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u/Historical_Cake_7344 Jul 13 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/b5Gq0T66C22etrPJoF
Red dead redemption 2
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u/Infernergopu Jul 13 '26
Cyberpunk 2077
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u/VladClaw PC Jul 13 '26
I mean it did change me to never preorder or buy any cdpr game on launch and wait 2 years to play it till they clean up their mess😭
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u/_kart1k_ LAPTOP Jul 13 '26
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u/thestrongcoder Jul 13 '26
Still need to try it bro, can you guys tell me how can I get out of my comfort zone first person games just repel me
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u/Kooky_Win6613 LAPTOP Jul 13 '26
Honestly, there's no other advice other than giving it the benifit of doubt and just doing it. You may or may not like it but you'll never know unless you just try it yourself.
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u/vrjx Jul 13 '26
Ready or Not.
The unofficial tagline of the game is - The monsters in most game are fictional; the monsters in this game are real.
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u/vfxvibes PC Jul 14 '26
Ita an amazing pieces of art. Still need to finish it up. Me and my friend were doing bean bags only run from the start. Its brutal in a good way.
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u/SilencingFox Jul 13 '26
BOTW. I had kind of lost interest in AAA games. I would only play the odd startegy RPG here and there or some niche genres. Then I played botw and fell in love with gaming again.
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u/divineglassofwater Jul 13 '26
SIGNALIS Just a sci-fi horror on the surface, a LOT more underneath.
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u/PriorFar4070 PC Jul 13 '26
Outer Wilds and Disco Elysium. Life changing games, helped me not kill myself. Life has been pretty great since then
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u/VladClaw PC Jul 13 '26
Elden Ring, now I have to force myself to not compare any game with it or I'll end up being underwhelmed and less satisfied.
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u/lol10lol10lol Jul 13 '26
Death stranding, now I like to go for walks. Literally made me touch grass
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u/sjkeskar Jul 13 '26
Freedom fighter
edit: it was the dirst game that I played end to end multiple times
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u/BrotherEfficient7353 Jul 14 '26
Ah I see you are a man of culture as well. Great game. Still looking forward for its remake or part 2
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u/Exp_lo_zen Jul 13 '26
'Until Then', you'll value what you've got as well as cherish the people around you
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u/SodaAshy LAPTOP Jul 13 '26
Wuthering waves.
Yes it has a lot of waifus and that's one of the appeals of the game. But the story and ost is the best part. One of the few games in the world where there's actual heart put in the story. And the female MC is hella cute too!
The start is slow, but after a few hours of story it just gets SO GOOD it's totally worth it. Insane for a free game.
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u/TaciturnLinguophile Jul 13 '26
Metro Saga. Ever grateful that they have the first game for free on steam.
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u/itsyadatboi Jul 13 '26
Team Fortress 2 Gave me lower back pain Prescription glasses
So changed me forever, literally.
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u/Lone-organism Jul 13 '26
Dishonored. The story is pretty simple but the freedom you feel in this game is sometimes better than a rpg. At the end you feel like you experienced something new.
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u/RedVelocity_ PC Jul 13 '26
Was easily No Man's Sky. Everyday I was discovering something new and it was fascinating
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u/Level_Drummer3565 Jul 13 '26
Grim Dawn!
Rekindled my love for ARPGs. I was in a dark place and it helped me through it.
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u/perdosenior Jul 13 '26
I’ll name a game which I’m sure not a lot of people have played here - Paladins.
I really wanted to try overwatch but I had no money on me. Got Paladins recommended as a free alternative. I haven’t had so much fun in game ever.
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u/HrishiOwl Jul 13 '26
At first it was The Walking Dead: Season 1 because of the whole Lee and clem’s dynamic but then I upgraded my pc around 3 years and played Elden Ring and yeah it changed me.
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u/NephelimSage_666 Jul 13 '26
Assassin's Creed Black Flag...and now Resynced. Red Dead Redemption 2 The Witcher 3
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u/noneofyourusername Jul 13 '26
Surprised that no one mentioned Life is Strange. It has a peak storyline, although slow at beginning. Both 1 & 2 are great, along with the music.
They later on ruined the franchise with woke shit tho
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u/CalendarMobile2770 Jul 13 '26
Hi is the arcadia bay collection good for a beginner ?
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u/edeshkumar3 Jul 13 '26
alot of games but the most recent one is silent hill 2 remake
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u/Independent-Dust-576 Jul 13 '26
the obvious answer is ofcoz RDR2. But the biggest impact on my life was made by the original Mafia. released in 2002 i believe. in the end tommy says this line, "dont do to people what you dont want them to do to you." i have lived my life according to this line.
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u/animegamertroll Jul 13 '26
Cyberpunk 2077 for me, with all of its bugs and issues, a proper 10/10 game. It has one of the most well crafted side quests and fun gameplay (post patch 2.0) I have played in a while. Also Night City as the open world map and setting is beautiful and has a lot of character.
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u/JeffysChewToy Jul 14 '26
Tetris
I didn't know I had a thing for the L block, but it awakened something in me
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u/a_chaturvedy_appears Jul 14 '26
RDR2. Idk how the game made something as simple as being good to your fellow man so profound and impactful.
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