I don't have the materials needed to craft a Shiv (I'm missing some ingredients), and I seem to be at an encounter where I thought I needed one to progress.
My current crafting inventory is:
- Binding: 1
- Blade: 0
I can't find any more nearby. Do I actually need a shiv to continue, or is there another way to get through the clickers?
Hey fellow gamers, I recently realized I spend more time buying games than finishing them. Right now I'm juggling games like Spider-Man, God of War, and Batman, and my backlog keeps growing.
Do you finish one game before starting another, or play multiple games simultaneously? Or abandon games if they don't hook you after a few hours?
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Just came across Sony's new PlayStation-branded 27" Gaming Monitor with a built-in DualSense charging hook.
Specs:
27" QHD (1440p) IPS panel
Up to 120Hz on PS5 / PS5 Pro
Up to 240Hz on PC
VRR support
Auto HDR Tone Mapping
Built-in DualSense charging hook
Launch price: US$349.99 (~₹30k+ before taxes/imports)
As a PS5 owner currently using a 27" QHD gaming monitor, I'm wondering whether this is actually a compelling product or just a PlayStation-branded monitor with a charging hook.
Would you consider buying this if it launches in India? What price do you think would make it worth it?
Hi all, I'm new to PS5 console gaming. Are these two games best buy on Days of Play offer Sales.
Hi all, I’m relatively new to PlayStation/console gaming, and after researching, discussing, and filtering through hundreds of games, I finally created a balanced “lifetime gaming list” for new PS5 players. Suggestions are absolutely welcome — especially from experienced gamers. Gaming became a healthy long-term hobby for me, and I hope this list helps other PS5 newcomers enjoy the journey too. The goal was not to create an endless backlog, but rather to build a healthy long-term gaming library focused on the best PlayStation experiences, beginner-friendly progression, a balanced mix of fun, story, challenge, atmosphere, and relaxation, while also avoiding repetitive filler games.
I. Platformers
II. Cinematic Story Adventure Games
III. Open World Masterpieces
IV. Superhero Games
V. Soulslikes / Hardcore Combat Games
VI. RPGs / Action RPGs
VII. Horror / Psychological / Survival
VIII. Sci-Fi / Experimental / Atmospheric Games
IX. Combat-Focused / Skill-Based/ FPS Games
X. Co-Op / Family Games
XI. Star Wars Games
XII. Assassin’s Creed Essentials
XIII. Racing
XIV. Hidden Gems / Cultural / Atmospheric Indies
New PS5 owner here — first PlayStation ever, and I’m pretty new to gaming overall. I’ve put together my “must-play” list based on recommendations, visuals, story, and beginner-friendly picks.
Would love feedback from experienced PlayStation players:
My current list:
I enjoy visually stunning, story-rich, fun games (big Marvel fan too), and I’m also looking for a few great family-friendly options.
Did I build a good “new PS5 journey,” or would you change/add anything?
Hey everyone! 👋
I’m about to buy my first-ever PS5 Digital Edition (completely new to console gaming) and I’m super excited.
I need advice on the best compatible screen/monitor for PS5. My priorities are:
• Great visuals for story-driven games (Spider-Man, God of War, etc.)
• Good value for money
• Smooth performance
• Beginner-friendly setup
I’m confused between:
• 27” vs 32”
• 1440p vs 4K
• 60Hz vs 120Hz
• Monitor vs TV
Budget is flexible, but I want the best balance of performance + price for a first-time buyer.
From what I’ve read, HDMI 2.1, 4K, and 120Hz can unlock the best PS5 experience, but many players also say 27” 1440p is the sweet spot for value. (Reddit)
Would really appreciate your recommendations (especially if you’re using PS5 Digital yourself). Thanks!