Me and my friends are currently addicted to Palworld, and we've been playing it almost every time we're free. Curious what everyone else is playing right now. Might try some for a change of pace 😊
Is it just me or is Rummikub the worse game out there for being…..I am not sure the word I want to use other than the worse game out there.
I have not played a game that it is so obvious you are playing with a bot…. That win 95% of the time. Why bother.
There are so many complaints about the game.
If you are reading this, do not bother playing.
Not necessarily a specific franchise or sequel, I mean a game/concept you keep looking for and nothing quite scratches that itch.
Could be a weird combination of genres, a setting nobody uses, or even something ridiculously specific.
What’s yours?
Bonus points if someone in the comments can recommend a game that actually matches what another person is describing 👀
I have played a lot of games, but some just stay fun no matter how many hours you put into them. What’s one game you can always come back to—and why? Drop your pick below 👇
I am looking for a game on steam.
It must be a city builder that at first only needs to deal with famines and crime, but then as it grows it must deal with other towns, establish borders, navigate trade and if things don't go the right way, war is going to occur. The warfare must be detailed. I need different types of units, military buildings, and more.
I tried to find the game and came across a few. I had issues with them. Here I will name the game and name the Issue
Kingdoms and castles: Borders are defined by islands. Small terrain. Simple supply chains. Simple warfare.
Age of Empires 4: Everyone is constantly at war, no criminals, no famines. Really good at what it is intended for, but that is not what I'm looking for.
A few notes:
The game needs to not be discontinued / not getting updates
It needs to be on PC
What do you do when your not working, sleeping, eating, and playing games?
Edit: figured I'd put my "hobby". I'm trying my hand at learning to scout college and hopefully soon high school football players. About thr only thing I can claim as I'm a bad adult
i’ve played a lot of action games lately and want something with combat that actually feels good to learn. what game do you think has the most satisfying combat system?
All the recent GTA6 leak hype has reminded me that Rockstar still targets consoles for their initial launch.
PC gamers can expect a release drought this holiday season. What are some decent games coming out this year or early next year that you're looking forward to?
I'm excited for Ace Combat 8!
Resident Evil 7 is my favourite, Garten of banban is my least favourite.
I asked myself If Pal World is a good Game can someone say ne pleased If its a good Game of not
Obvious stuff, but probably when I realized that Dutch's plan was make believe BS and that Dutch was basically more and more inflated by his own shit as the story went on, and that it wouldn't have a happy ending.
Opposite of this from the same game (RDR2 ofc): Micah being the king of all assholes... he wore his black heart on his sleeve but man, his sticking to being trash up to the end was in some ways MORE surprising than if it was a "good" guy that ended up being bad. Consistent character building at its finest.
The age old question.
I feel like the stormcloaks are stupendously racist, particularly to dark elves, but I agree with their general stance.
Games with satisfying math going on turn me into the biggest nerd ever. If the game is compelling me to start a spreadsheet to keep track of something or figure something out, I feel right at home.Unsurprisingly ARPGs and MMOs are what I mostly play, and some incremental games from time to time.
For ARPGs Path of Exile is the obvious pick, but I’ve played it way too much and I’m totally burned out. Right now I’m playing Last Epoch and I’m having a lot of fun, really enjoying the way the skills work (each skill has its own skill tree). Coming up with my own builds is probably my favorite thing to do. I love all the theorycrafting, coming up with ways to squeeze more damage out or make some weird setup work. I also want to try out the new Grim Dawn expansion at some point, probably when I run out of ideas for cool builds in LE.
MMOs are weird for me now, because I really don’t have a lot of free time, and most of them need a pretty big time investment. I’ve been looking for some options, something that you can make some progress in with minimal time investment. The ones that get mentioned as being decent for this are ESO and GW2 but they are a bit old at this point. Dominus Automa is a strange one that looks interesting (saw it on reddit a few days ago), like a cross between an MMO and an incremental, seems to be great for someone that’s low on time, just not sure if it has that MMO feel, I’ll try it out over the weekend if the playtest is open.
I was wondering what else is out there for math nerds, there’s probably whole genres I’m overlooking. If you have any suggestions I would love to hear them.
Story, graphics, characters etc.? game genre doesnt matter
I like the game, but I can only play it for an hour or so. I feel like im just sat running while holding the two triggers to not fall.
I'm only on the 2nd chapter so please no spoilers.
Hi, I'm new here and wanted to ask the experts what games I could run with these specifications [TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR5-6000 CL38 Memory, AMD Ryzen 5 7600X CPU, a AMD Radeon RX 7600 GPU ]
I wanted to ask before I start buying games I don't fully trust Google or Steam websites, which is why I came here to ask If it's not too much trouble