r/gamers
What games did you think you'd like until you played them?
u/DjHalk45 — 2 days ago
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Which famous game did you play with high expectations but it actually left you like this?
Skyrim V and GTA IV For me
u/ema778308 — 2 days ago
Remember the era?
I dunno if anyone here were gamers or whatever in this era but does anyone remember the era of MLG back when those memes were around and stuff?
u/ProgrammerUpstairs97 — 3 days ago
▲ 565 r/gamers
Back to helldivers even though I just bought 2 new games
u/Confident_Rent2609 — 3 days ago
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Future gaming industry
The future of the gaming industry, in the near future, will see a decline in sales and growing dissatisfaction among players with games that focus heavily on high-end graphics. The industry may eventually reach a peak in graphical development, causing players and the gaming community to experience a sense of repetition and seeing the same things over and over again.
Because of this, the gameplay style that will succeed in the future may be something new and simple, with poor or basic graphics, but built around an innovative idea that has never been done before.
Just my point of view.
u/Many-Juggernaut-1840 — 2 days ago
Both games are under $10 right now. Straight up, which game would you be grabbing?
I like immersive stories and feelings of progressing, upgrading things etc. I don't mind if it's linear or not.
u/Any_Individual_815 — 2 days ago
Weekly Game Release Calendar - August W3
Some interesting games for me:
- Tukoni: Forest Keeprs (Aug 17)
- The Sinking City 2 (Aug 18)
- Nioh 3 - Hell Rising DLC (Aug 19)
- Heath and Hamlet (Aug 19)
- Mortal Shell 2 (Aug 20)
Pretty solid week tbh
u/Ok_Winter818 — 3 days ago
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What’s the last game that really pulled you in?
I haven’t really had a game that I’ve loved and been excited to play since Ghost of Tsushima almost a year ago. I’m somewhat looking for new games and somewhat just seeing what really got people to spend a lot of time playing.
u/cullamix — 3 days ago
College gamers!
Is college WiFi alone bearable to game on? If not what do you guys do to get good performance?
u/nOt_RaYvEs — 2 days ago
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What game has such a good story that people have replayed it multiple times without getting tired of it?
The best story I've ever played in Spec Ops The line, and it's always fun to play it again.
u/ema778308 — 4 days ago