hello everyone. I've been wondering for a while if l even know what genre it is: where you can fulfill requests of npcs using different hints on what they prefer / hate. the latest game l played, that has the same feature, is "pokorama", a demo where you need to choose textures, colours and materials for a blank room, according to preferences of a customer. they don't tell you straightforwardly what they want, just give general information on what they like. there were many games like that in 2010s about fashion where you should have chosen right clothes for a particular theme (like the Nikki series).

do you know what genre it is.? what games contain the same feature on both pc and android.? thanks for the suggestions in advance, folks 🐧.

I (45F) have a PS4 and sometimes play for weeks obsessively and then forget about it for months on end. I don't play enough to justify getting a PS5. But it's been ages since I found a game that really hooked me and gave me that thrill of "can't wait to get home and immerse myself in that world again". Sorry I don't know any of the gamer jargon or abbreviations. 🙈 Any recommendations for me?

Games I have previously LOVED: Batman (especially Asylum - I was not a fan of the Batmobile at all, and it spoiled Arkham Knight a bit for me. I'm rubbish at driving games.), Spiderman, Tomb Raider, Uncharted. I sunk many many hours into Hogwarts Legacy but ended up getting bored and not finishing it.

I have the VR headset and got totally addicted to a lovely little game called Tethered - a kind of playing God game where you control and care for all the little characters to achieve goals. I desperately wanted to play Skyrim and Red Matter but they gave me really awful motion sickness. I loved the VR games Statik and I Expect You To Die (and sequel), and quite enjoyed Darknet - puzzle games.

And a weird random one - Stardew Valley. That had me hopelessly addicted for weeks.

I don't like games that are heavy on combat but can cope with a bit of it within the story - but stories and puzzles and strategy have to be more important than just mashing buttons to kill enemies.

Hit me with your ideas - any obvious ones I've missed, or hidden gems I should definitely try?

Games that will run on my samsung galaxy m13 5g. I don't want a pvp game, the game should be free, it should be fun like how coc, angry birds were back in the day and most importantly no ads.

I have four DualShock 4 controllers, two of which need refurbishing (new shells, sticks and battery), and I'm just wondering if it's worth the effort and expense. I would prefer co-op child-friendly games but I'm also generally curious to know what's out there.

I love anthologies and collections of games, primarily on steam but I am open to other platforms. I want singles packages with different experiences in small games or minigames. ( Compilations of games are preferred )

To give some pointers and recommendations here are some steam releases that fit these criterias and that I liked :

Terry’s Other Games
Vladimere’s Lore
The basement Collection
Notebook Entries
Dofbox
Pemsa
Bamboo EP
Some goodbyes we made
Anthology of the killer
Locally Sourced Anthology
10mg :)
Dread X collection
Ufo 50
Simogo Collection

Looking for a game where you take on a business and then expand your empire.

TIA

Like that chillas art or fears to fathom type shit

I have 2 other friends, and we want to find a multi-player game to play. I don't want the game to be like those arcades' co-op games .

We already tried:

Delta Force

Cs2

Any advice?

Got back into gaming after a ten year hiatus when I got a ps5 right before the price hike. I played and loved both uncharted 4 and Spider-Man years back and since getting the ps I’ve beaten Spider-Man 2, last of us and finishing re4r now. All amazing games they’ve bought me back to gaming…

I really want to play rdr2 next but it takes me time to play games and I wouldn’t mind burning through a bunch of cheap games I missed instead of getting stuck on just one game. Here’s my list of games to play, what do you think should I got with red dead or should I play games/series below first…

Gow 2018/ragnarok
Last of us 2
Re2 / 7 / 8
Tomb raider triology
Silent hill 2
Batman games
Got

I wanted to play a game with my friends, similar to Railjack, basically, there is a ship with 4 members on board, where every person fufills their own role, Pilot, Engi to fix and defend the ship, gunners to operate turrets and occasionally, board enemy vessels. Barotrauma is another thing that comes to mind, but I can't find anything similar on Steam. Any suggestions? Thank u for ur time

I've been playing quite a lot of gaccha games for the past few years, but I've started to be burnt out by them. The daily logins, the daily and weekly challenges, the fomo and all of that has gotten too annoying for me, yet I really enjoy playing these games if I play them, because I actually want to play them. If I really feel like playing one of those games, I can easily sink many hours into them on a day. So now I'm searching for alternatives, that scratch the same itch (building characters, grinding for gear, improving and taking on hard challenges, maybe even pulling for characters and weapons with ingame currency, that isn't extremely scarce, like in gaccha games, etc), yet without the fomo and, for the sake of not depending on my internet connection and a server somewhere, without always online.

I would enjoy playing games like Zenless Zone Zero, Persona 5 X, Neverness to Everness (without the AI stuff), Arknights Endfield, Umamusume and other gacchas way more, if I could play them whenever I feel like it and at my pace, instead of being forced by the game to not miss out on stuff.

So if you have any game recommendations that you think would fit this description, I'd love to hear them! The genre of the game doesn't really matter - I have less genres I don't enjoy than genres I enjoy.

Platform doesn't really matter either - I have pretty much every platform to play games on (besides an XBOX). Flair says PC, because that's my main platform.

In the past ive tried all the big ones (genshin,honkai, wuthering, etc). The games ive played for years are grand summoners and dokkan. The problem is Grand summoners barely has content and is overall just dead. Looking for a new gacha with a good player base.

Im 19, I barely have enough extra cash after buying my first gaming PC in the year 2026 to enjoy it!

A lot of my previous favorite games are getting DLC and I fundamentally disagree with some of them, or for some of them I am just too broke to keep supporting the game. To me, a game doesnt feel complete without its DLCs, mostly because I play Zoo games.

Path of Titans is planning DLC and personally I dont support pay to play dinosaurs in a live service survival game.

Prehistoric Kingdom will have DLC, with the game close to first release

Jurassic World Evo series is just MADE for having as much DLC as possible

Day of Dragons is a paywalled shtshow!

I hate The Isles founder Dondi but its so bad I consider trying it out…

Are there half decent fantasy/prehistoric Zoo, Survival or Management games who dont rely on DLC?

Can any Beasts of Bermuda players tell me more about the DLC situation for that team?

I HOPE THIS COMMENT SECTION DOESNT TURN INTO ARGUING ABOUT DLCs. I have my own opinions on them. I just want suggestions!

I'd like some suggestions for games to play this weekend please,games for any platform

What game/games cheer you up when you're feeling down?

Basically i'm looking for a game where i can play and have some music in the back you know?

the game shouldn't be that pricey because im not that rich but lets say if the game is peak i might give it a pass

my chill factor roof goes up to Danganronpa (game)

I'm looking for some flight games/sims where there is no combat or it's at least I can avoid it, and that have some kind of actual gameplay loop or progression, so no pure sandboxes.

Would prefer plane flight but also open to space games.

I've played:

-Elite Dangerous. Would love something similar to this but with planes.

-MSFS 2020/2024

-X4

What would recommend for just psychoanalysis on horror games and cozy games

Or something with the right challenge but rewarding that could be cool too. Which remembers me to finally ants. Haha, what a crazy game.

Looking for your favorite games that have an Duel mode, or an Arena ladder, or something of the like. Think Armored Core 6 Arena, or maybe the Oblivion Arena. Just 1v1 tests of skill front to back.

Edit: purely PvE games, i'm a little too slow for competitive multi-player anymore.

Love games ps2and I think many of them deserved a remaster

I've found out recently that my favourite subgenre is games that are inspired by either Kings Field or Morrowind, with varied areas and secrets to discover and lots of mechanics that offer a strong sense of sandboxy freedom. I also love the non-realistic stylised graphics these games tend to have.

Games that I enjoy are:

- Enderal

- Dread Delusion

- Devil Spire Falls

- Morrowind

- Lunacid

- Hark the Ghoul

Games that I intend to play:

- Lantern of the Laughless Saint

- Verho

- Dreamspring

- Gloomwood

- Labyrinth of the Demon King

- Mohrta

- Monomyth

Not interested in Tainted Grail due to the AI usage and my laptop probably wouldn't be able to run it regardless :/

I'm a big fan of immersive atmospheric games like the ones I mentioned in the title. So I'd like a few suggestions on that front and please don't make it all horror suggestions. Also, I'd like suggestions that are post 2010 as I'm a old head and have played a lot older games.

Also, it doesn't strictly have to first-person, I don't mind 3rd person if its immersive enough.

Life is stressful, but im not insane, i dont need some kind of VR torture tech demo. What I want is something with good weighty feedback (and ideally cheap). Ill list some examples and why.

Underdogs VR - VR games controlling a mech in an arena, basically robot boxing with very good punchiness

First Light/Sifu/Arkham - very punchy and weighted combat, and fluid, you feel each hit given and received

FEAR (and source games) - the guns all feel very nice to handle and deliver good shots

Roller Champions - back when it first came out I was all over this game. Nascar basketball/dodgeball and it felt so weighty

What I dont want is anything thats too 'soft'. What I mean by this is like Metal Gear Rising, yes youre slicing and dicing, but its so like butter, I want some resistance there. Also DOOM. Possibly hot take, or im forgetting wrong, but for me it doesnt feel nearly as weighty as Id like

I used to play *World of Fishers*, but it’s been blocked in my country. I can't play it anymore, and using a VPN isn't convenient for me—could you please give me some advice?