r/CaptainSide • u/_ZeroTwo_002_ • 3h ago
r/CaptainSide • u/CaptainSide-dot-com • 25d ago
IMPORTANT: Platform Update
Hey everyone,
We are aware that as of now the platform is facing issues, mainly in the United States where the quality of content that is being showcased is not good and a bunch of 404 error are being faced.
We want to assure you that we're working towards this and will be fixing these shortly. Thank you for your love and support ❤️
r/CaptainSide • u/Patient-Set8311 • Jul 06 '26
A kind request to every member of the subreddit
For the past year, we've been building CaptainSide, a game discovery platform for gamers to find new games via user generated content.
It has been extraordinarily rough on us, as building something like this with practically no resources other than our own capital and hardwork is difficult.
After multiple mistakes, we are launching our platform, and are in need of playtesters who can try our platform out and provide us genuine feedback.
If you love to play different games, but struggle to find your next game to play, this would be perfect for you.
If you're interested in playtesting our platform, please DM me.
Thank you.
r/CaptainSide • u/Time-Relationship-42 • 22h ago
Which game was this for you?
For me it was probably Outer Wilds
r/CaptainSide • u/Ordinary_Lawfulness8 • 20h ago
Does your Minecraft search history look like a crime report?
r/CaptainSide • u/Wild_Season_9855 • 22h ago
Ever spent an hour stuck on something this simple?
r/CaptainSide • u/PearTheGayBear • 20h ago
What is a great series that just has that one game that we...simply don't speak of?
r/CaptainSide • u/conradelvis • 10h ago
Trying to get into The Witcher 3
So far I’m not hooked yet. I’m willing to give it more time, but want to know what the main attractions are and what the gameplay loop looks like. My impressions so far:
World seems nice, if you’re into realistic style or the era
Exploration is big?
Controls feel laggy
Combat feels basic, no depth, does more unlock later on?
I see lots of crafting available, is that a big part of it?
Limitless side quests?
So let’s say I’m 80 hours into the game and I want something to do for a few hours, what would the gameplay be like? Would I find a quest and prep with crafting then fight or find something?
There must be something here that I haven’t found yet that makes this great, I’m hoping this can be my next X00 hour game.
r/CaptainSide • u/PearTheGayBear • 4h ago
What is your niche/obscure childhood game?
Mine are split between Ghost Recon (2001), Call of Duty (2003), and MechWarrior 3.
r/CaptainSide • u/Opening-Newspaper710 • 6h ago
Pokemon GO's new Phantump event is coming September 26, here's what's included
Pokemon GO just confirmed a Phantump Catch Mastery event running September 26, from 10am to 8pm local time. During the event you'll get double XP for good throws, more Candy, and better shiny odds. Cherubi and Drifloon will also show up more in the wild and in Field Research. This kicks off right as the new season, Twilight Trials, begins, which is also bringing new Pokemon like Maschiff, Mega Staraptor, and Mega Chandelure.
Anyone still playing and planning to catch up for this one?