r/gamingsuggestions

I want to parry more

I like being able to parry in games, especially when it's oh so satisfying. So aside from soulslike games, Sekiro and the like, what are some games with an excellent parry mechanic? I'm also not counting E33, so don't suggest that. Or High-fi rush, already experienced it

Okay, so I'm seeing a lot of the same 5 games being suggested. I understand reading is hard and people don't like scrolling down, but before you say your game, just check to make sure it didn't already get mentioned and just upvote it instead please, thank you.

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u/ThIStupid — 3 hours ago

Single Player games with very satisfying melee focused combat?

Hello I am looking for a single player games that have very satisfying melee combat. The combat that truly feels like it "hits" not the type where the animation feels no different than when you're hitting a wall.

I very very much dislike the combat of almost every Souls Game I've tried (For example Elden Ring), along with Monster Hunter games.

So please no Souls games for the suggestions.

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u/muzorui — 4 hours ago

Best PC game to live out a Druid fantasy?

I want a game where I can gradually become a powerful druid. Not just by unlocking stronger spells, but by building a deeper connection with nature through exploration, rituals, shapeshifting, herbalism, and ancient magic.

I'm looking for games where being a druid feels like an identity, not just a class.

What should I play?

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u/Fantastic-Week5558 — 3 hours ago

Realistic fps shooter

I'm looking for a game with realistic mechanics similar to STALKER, but it doesn't necessarily need mutants or supernatural creatures.

What I'm looking for:

- Realistic gameplay/mechanics

- Open world

- Gorgeous graphics

- FPS

- Immersive atmosphere

Not really looking for something like Arma, though.

Any recommendations?

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u/Little_Sympathy_3408 — 2 hours ago

Should I play Witcher 3 before Cyberpunk?

I know they're not related. Just wondering if Cyberpunk feels significantly more modern and makes playing Witcher 3 afterward feel like a step backward in any way. I'm actually more interested in Cyberpunk, but eventually want to play both. Suggestions?

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u/Caspid — 5 hours ago

Looking for a slow-burn psychological tragedy that leaves you emotionally devastated

Hi, i'm looking for a game that can leave me emotionally blank for hours or even days after finishing it. a good example of the feeling I'm chasing is *my deceived eyes* and *hello charlotte* . I loved how the story slowly unraveled and became darker the more I understood it. i'm open to RPGs, RPG Maker games, adventure games, puzzle games, or visual novels (if they have an exceptional story). Indie or obscure games are fine.
Please help!

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u/Kurokoisei — 4 hours ago

Games like the Remnant series

Anyone have suggestions for games that like like the Remnant series? First or third person shooters are fine. Looking mostly for games with build and weapon variety, and some grindiness to it.

I’ve played borderlands in the past and it never really grew on me, but open to any other suggestions.

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u/themurhk — 3 hours ago

Looking for immersive open world games that are fun to explore.

(For PC)

I am looking for aesthetic, cool games were exploring the world is actually fun. Of course a not so small map would be cool for that. Also movement should feel fun or at least should not be frustrating. Also it should not have too hard combat, but a good dose of combat is fine. And the world should feel alive. Or at least special and worth exploring.

Idk I just imagine Legends of Zelda BotW but with less combat.

Setting can be anything, Fantasy, Realistic ect. This also goes for Genre, but it should be open world.

Edit: Also should be singleplayer.

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u/SoullessDeathAngel — 7 hours ago

Only ever played 4 offline game all the way through what would you recommend?

The offline games I’ve beaten is the great doom eternal, halo ce and dying light platinum edition have also beaten dragon quest 1 all the way through but it was relatively short less than 15 hours).

My current game archive is
Life is strange remastered (beat chapter 1)
Life is strange before the storm remaster
Balatro (didn’t enjoy it as much)
Bioshock collection (got pretty far into bioshock 1)
No man’s sky (excellent game hard to get back into)
Dragon quest 1-3 (2d editions not the new remasters)
Dragon quest XI (also got pretty far into it)
Ori and the blind forest: definitive edition
Skyrim (got like 50-60 hours)
Dark souls remastered (15 hours)
Mortal shell
Monster Hunter stories 1-2 (played one 3 hours)
Risk of rain 2
Doom 1+2 (beat mission 1 not my kinda game)
Monster Hunter rise (25 hours)
Desktop volleyball (fun little arcade game no story)
Resident evil 4 (got to graveyard)
Minecraft (hundreds of hours doesn’t hit the same)
Terraria (beat eye of Cthulhu multiple times in different play through and quit)
Any Xbox one gamepass games

Not sure where to start I’ve played offline games my whole life and I just get so bored (short attention span sadly).

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u/vvedo — 5 hours ago

Semi-realistic space game focused on flight

I have gotten into Microsoft flight simulator which makes me want to play more games like it. I’m looking for a realistic open world game centered on flying a spaceship and exploring space, without combat or too much of a story. I’ve tried Eve Online, but I didn’t like all the combat and how you could just tell your ship where to go. I want to actually fly it.

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u/Federal_Custard_1448 — 7 hours ago

I want to grab EVERYTHING

Hey so I might be asking for something impossible but im looking for some games where you can play a character with a grappler move-set that is NOT just in the regular WWE games or 2d fighting games like strive or blazeblue (both peak) but an example is crimson desert being able to choose cool grapples.

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u/IopDGod — 7 hours ago

Looking for new games to buy on Steam - these are my most played games. Any recommendations?

I am trying to find some new games to buy while there's still a steam summer sale going on. Preferably under 25$

My most played games:

Baldur's Gate 3

Stardew Valley

Terraria (& tModloader)

Starbound

Core Keeper

Abiotic Factor

Enshrouded

Grounded

Astroneer

Lethal Company

For the King II

Slay the Spire 2

Grounded 2

Graveyard Keeper

Dave the Diver

The Magical Mixture Mill

Animal Well

Eastward

Ori and the Will of the Wisps

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u/TomatoKey5784 — 7 hours ago

Something that plays like a MOBA, but singleplayer/PvE

I used to love mobas like League but these days I don't enjoy PvP or the toxic community. But I love the format of short games, the top down controls, the many champions and skins. Is there some game that still offers that but in a PvE or singleplayer format?

Closest I can think is PoE or Diablo, but those don't have short matches. You just grind the same character for hours.

I used to play custom Warcraft 3 maps where you managed just one hero and it was a wave defense mode, that was really fun. Something like that would be awesome.

And yeah you can play League with bots but then you get no quest progress which sucks.

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u/Proper-Sport-7218 — 7 hours ago

Games with a ton of content (100+hours)

Hey guys. I play on PS5, and I’m looking for games that I can play for a long time. Those types of games I can get it now, and play it for months or years on end and not get tired of it. May it be singleplayer or multiplayer. Basically either 100+ hours or infinite content. It can be any genre, maybe just not strategy.

Thanks in advance!

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u/Xaloide — 11 hours ago

Games with a prestige system? As in, a system where you level up then reset your levels to get bonuses then level up and reset them again and again. (no idle games though). Thank you!

Thank you <3

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u/Present-Chocolate-24 — 8 hours ago

Only recently back gaming after 10 years, looking to play a fps with a relatively long campaign. Any suggestions for the top games?

So yeah, never really played any fps continuesly played COD a little bit, I spent most of the time playing GTA games. Most recent game I played along those lines of fps was The Last of Us, which I absolutely loved. Googled a few and Far cry and cyberpunk seems to be among the best I'm willing to give them a try but if anyone could recommend a more of military game that'd be great. Thanks in advance fellow gamers. Oh I have a Ps5 btw

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u/Familiar-Amphibian-9 — 12 hours ago

Games that explicitly take place during their society's "golden age" as opposed to: "The Golden Age has long passed us..."

It's definitely easier for storytelling (and game-making) purposes to a show a society in decline. Skyrim and its crumbling halls, Witcher 3 and, well, its society of Witchers, once well-respected, but when we meet them, they're in decline and viewed with suspicion. Star Wars (post Endor); even a lot of space games fall prey to this cliche. And it's not a bad thing, but I'm explicitly looking for something more like The Old Republic MMO, where it's explicitly during the height of an empire's or society's power, the cities are gilded and glittering, people are in paradise; the world may be a "World of Adventure™" where lots of exciting things happen, but the world itself is still lively and stable, more or less. Hell, even Baldur's Gate 3, which would be something that almost fits this idea, doesn't quite - cuz things like the Rosymorn Monastery are in disrepair, having been taken over by Kobolds.

Basically, I'm looking for more games like the TOR MMO, or Lost Ark, which is an absolutely perfect example of this idea. All kinds of crazy stuff happening, faction wars, demons, gods, all that kind of stuff...and every faction has their own hub world that is absolutely glorious. Being an MMO, it's not exactly all that interactable, but still...

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u/AmericanPoliticsSux — 18 hours ago

Sandbox games with good combat.

I want to have my character. In whatever setting. Doing whatever the F I want.

Edit: not into questing. V rising was pretty cool in this sense. There are no quests. Just bosses to defeat. However I looking for more of a GTA Online experience. Where I have map, things to do, but not questing and story. Just activities.

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u/LuckyH88 — 13 hours ago

Any suggestions for my potato pc?BTW Will AC Unity run?

My specs:-

Intel hd 4000

Intel i5-3317U

Ram-4gb ddr 3

HDD-500gbs

Laptop-Asus k46ca

Currently playing Mafia 2 Classic with around 30 fps and Hitman absolution

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u/Weird-Evening-2580 — 6 hours ago