r/ShouldIbuythisgame

• Horizon Zero Dawn ™ Remastered

• Until Dawn

• Slay The Princess

• Baldur’s Gate 3

• Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

• DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR'S CUT

• Until Then

• Firewatch

• Assassin's Creed® Origins

Yup so that’s everything in my cart. These choices are based off of my top games which has expedition33 as number 1, then I love TLOU games and after that there’s GTA V and of course RDR2. I am fairly new to pc gaming. Would love to know what you guys think or if you have any more suggestions! Thank you and I hope everyone’s having a wonderful day :D

I want to buy a new online shooter and am weighing my options. My list includes Arc Raiders, Battlefield 6, or Ready or Not , and another games. Is Battlefield 6 worth buying, or should I go for a different game instead? I’d like to say thank you in advance. Tell me about your favorite online shooters.

P.S. I forgot to mention that I played BF6 during the free weekend. The game really hooked me (especially the 8v8 tactical operations), but I wanted to find out about other interesting games before making a final decision on whether to buy it.

I really liked the jack sparrow world in Kingdom hearts 3. I am not looking for too much canon shooting, but a great mix of the life on water, exploring and managing a boat.it would be even better if you could explore little islands but with a reason. Also realistic grapihjs but nothing to grim/dark.

I keep on replaying that world in kh3 but would like a whole game on it.

I didn't like AC Vahallah. It was too much raiding.

Any suggestions?

I have ps5 and pc.

I only have so much money right now and I'm trying to decide between AC or KCD2. I just finished playing KCD and I loved it, but I also really loved playing the original Black Flag all those years ago and now I can't decide.

I am aware that Ubisoft hasnt been the best dev recently so there is a chance they could mess it up for the remake, but everything they have shown seems pretty hard. For KCD2 everyone has said it is an amazing RPG but I'm afraid of spoilers so i havent really looked into much of the game.

Please help me.

I’ve played like house flipper, Civ 6, tropico, super market simulator and like cities skyline also… looking to have a relax / chill game to js play when I’m free that’s like entertaining and fun at the same time HAHAH… smth that can make time go by fast!

I’m considering Dave the diver but unsure if it’s actly good cos the pixelated style is abit off putting to me since I dun usually play these kinda pixelated games

But anyways open to any relaxing games of any type ty

I asked yesterday about whether Skyrim will work on my hardware but I later on thought of other games and am not sure what I should get in this sale.

My hardware is Intel UHD 620, i7-8565U, 16GB RAM. This limits me to some games and am not even sure if ESO will work.

I'm worried about whether I should buy Skyrim since I'm not used to buying singpleplayer games since they feel Isolated, I've also started gaining interest in player driven or highly player influenced MMO's, and I heard ESO is one of those.

Should I get ESO, or Skyrim, or do I get another game(that's preferably an MMO)?

This summer sale I want to buy 2-3 games under 150rs in steam....I can extend my budget lastly to 300

I have decided to buy

FARCRY 4 and is confused between THE PLAGUE TALE INNOCENCE and Metro 2033 redux. Which one will be better?

pls recommend me any underrated best games in category of

1.open world

2.Rpg

3.action

4.story

5. Racing

What game should i add too my cart?
Firewatch or a plague tale: innocence.

I LIKE story games/ singleplayer games
If anybody has a better game that fit in that for under 4 euros lmk pls.

And i want it too have atleast 2018 or newer.

Or already spend like 120 euros but i have some in my steam wallet so ye.

Hey been playing Warhammer 40k Rogue Trader love it, beat it, replaying it awesome game. Love BG3 and PoE. Looking for other games similar to these besides the usual suspects(for ps5) I am trying to get back into Pathfinder WoTR and I like Divinity.

Really I'm more focused on a game that has rpg mechanics with the free exploration style and branching story beats that most cRPGs have, not to say it HAS to be cRPG. The branching paths doesn't have to be super indepth. Or even "branching" as long as there's options to make dialog feel a bit unique. (Big fan of Deus Ex and Dishonoured or even like Fable 2 and 3) As well for the different playstyles and ways to deal with situations. I know it's a vague explanation but it's moreso that I'm looking for an RPG where I can be preferably a big beefy boy with a fat sword and just go to town crusader style(got randomly rewatched the trailer for Elder Scrolls Online where that random knight just mogged on the main party and got the itch to do that myself... In a more story and single environmen.) toss in a bit of RP in the games story.(Companions are cool but aren't a must)

Im looking for some games to buy on the steam store however am struggling to find something i want. Im looking for something with a player base that is still strong. Some games I like are chivalry 2, 7 days to die, grounded 2, Neverwinter, pvz gw2, valheim, warhammer 2, apex legends, call of duty ww2. If anyone has any suggestion at all shoot them at me

I know this question must have been asked here already plenty of times. As a player who directly dived into rdr2 without knowing the whole story, and as of now I already know the ending, and I also have other options in my library (such as The last of us 1, the Witcher 3, Detroit: becoming human and etc), I don't think it is worth to pay 25€ (hell, rdr2 was 15). Yes, I enjoyed the san andreas but after a game as good as rdr2, I don't wanna dive into 2010 stuff again.

I’m trying to decide between Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Crimson Desert, and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
I’m looking for an immersive open world, a great story, rewarding exploration, fun gameplay, and plenty of content with high replay value
If you’ve played these games, which one would you recommend and why? What does it do better than the other two? Please keep it spoiler-free.

I am slowly exploring popular games after being locked in my bubble of tac fps games. I should prolly just try it out myself but am still curious about ur opinions.

I did try this game couple years back (remember playing loba and bloodhound?) but my experience was just looting like a bot for 70% of the game and feeling lost info wise, having no awareness about enemy squads and getting caught in awkward positioning, perma dying. So please recommend me characters that have like scans and sonar tracking.

My main issues are that my native res is 1920x1080 and last time I tried playing this game I had bunch of issues with clarity and view distance. I do have a much better monitor now. But isn’t 1440p much easier on eyes especially on battle royal games.

Other concerns are cheaters and hearing controller aim is busted since I’m on kbm

Thanks!

I've been going back and forth on this all sale and now I'm panicking a bit because the steam sale is about to end this week, so I figured I'd ask for some opinions on here.

My budget is very tight and TLOU Part II is over it by a little bit, but I absolutely loved Part I (one of my favorite games, I'd say). But is it worth stretching my budget when I can buy Uncharted + Detroit Being Human and stay within it?

Recently I've been watching a lot of Kaiju movies (yesterday I watched pacific rim and liked it a lot, the day before I watched godizlla against mechagodzilla and I plan to rewatch godzilla minus one before watching 1954 and some of the showa and millennium films) and wanted to scratch that itch of playing as a kaiju or a mech recently. I already played games like gigabash and in the stuff in the same vein. I want a game where I play as a mech fighting big kaijus though (or atleast something interesting / kaiju adjacent even if mechanical) and remembered a while ago I played a bit of AC6 and remember , I liked the combat but the the movement specifically gliding felt like I was weightless and I didnt really feel like im in a robot, just playing a person that looks like a robot (though maybe it was just my build). Though then again I havent played in a long time and last time i played it my brain matter felt carbonated becuase of a horrible headache + sprite so maybe its worth another shot

I love fortifying areas/building castles digging ditches etc. I've played the stronghold games of course, and would love other games like this! I would love a game where I can build a fort and defend it from attacks! II would love to focus on the fort design part as opposed to more settlement management. I trjed rimworld but it focused too much on the colonists for me. Any help is much appreciated!

So i currently have 3 games at my cart, which is :

1. Binding of Isaac Rebirth Complete Bundle
2. Watch Dogs 2 Gold Edition
3. DB Xenoverse 2 Special Edition

Out of the three games above, which one do you guys think the base game alone is enough? I want to save as much as possible to buy other games.

Have a hankering to play an open world sandboxy medieval themed game. These three seem like prime contenders. Bannerlords has been on my wishlist for years but a bit concerned by reports that it still feels janky and incomplete. I do fancy open world surviving/crafting as well, too, which is why the other two are mentioned in the title.

Forget my preferences though... which would YOU choose/recommend based on fun factor, scope, replayability, etc? Please feel free to recommend something else as well.

I’ve been wanting to get into RPGs for a while, and since it’s summer and I finally have a lot of free time, I want to start a big game that I can really get invested in.
The three I’m considering are The Witcher 3, Elden Ring and Skyrim.
The thing is, I’ve never really played an RPG before, and I’ve definitely never played a Souls game, so I’m not sure which one would be the best starting point.
I enjoy open-world games, and I don’t mind spending 100+ hours on one game if it’s worth it. I also like a good story, but one that’s not confusing, but good gameplay is just as important to me.
Which one would you recommend for someone completely new to RPGs, and why?

I’ve got 10 euros on My Steam wallet and i have been thinking of getting Watch dogs 2 and far cry 4, i wanna get more games tho but i dont really know which ones are worth the money, i have also thought about riders republic but i feel like it will get boring fast since its just a bike driving game, reccomendations?