Lately I’ve been getting back into lightweight browser games instead of downloading huge games/apps.
I still enjoy:
• IO games
• Racing browser games
• Puzzle/word games
• Quick arcade games
They’re just easier to jump into during breaks.
Some classic browser games still feel more fun than massive installs honestly 😅
What browser games are you guys still playing in 2026?
So actually, I am new to this PC gaming stuff. I built myself a PC this month (because the last PC i had was a Core 2 Duo(like 13 years ago)) but i don't know what to play. I am used to playing games on Mobile like battle royale and strategic games, but i am kinda bored of doing same shit again and again.
So kindly suggest me some entry level games, with Good graphics and fast pacing.
I installed Subnautica: Below zero, but got bored like after playing it for 2-3 hours.
My PC is good i think so and can run any modern games
Getting shoulder surgery next month and won’t be able to hold a controller or use a keyboard with my left hand for a month. What are some games that can be played with just one hand? I have PC, mobile, and PlayStation. Already a big fan of Balatro but can’t think of much else.
I'm open to checking out everything that's made by solo devs. Played Balatro and a bunch of indie games.
My reason for this is that games with one developer are usually smaller in scope, and usually have its own identity.
- I like weird games but it doesn't have to be weird.
- No horror please. I hate being creeped out and I hate jumpscares.
- It doesn't have to be "critically acclaimed" by the public. Feel free to suggest any game that you like.
Hi, I would like some suggestions on games that focus on resolving cases of missing people, I'd like to add that, if possible to avoid horror games, there might be an overlap between these genres. Gore is alright. It can be text-based or open-world.
Title. Looking for a mix of MOBA skills or MMO w/e with this genre
Really craving playing as a bard or using an instrument to fight. I’ve played a ton of bg3 and love how the instrument can be used to cast spells. Also played dynasty warriors and monster hunter. Any other games that has good combat or buff/debuff with a bard like class?
Every RTS I’ve seen and played so far always feels fake and plastic. Bullets have no real power or ballistics, explosions feel lame and only kill the units they directly land on. Minimal environmental destruction.
If someone can recommend something that has the following that would be amazing.
Environmental destruction that actually matters.
Real ballistics and physics, so everything doesn’t feel floaty and plastic.
Good sound design and visual effects. I want bullets to feel deadly, kick up dirt, chip concrete. Hear the panic of soldiers in combat. Listen to the distant gunshots, and the weight of tanks rolling by. See the details of the war machines I deploy.
Satisfying game design. No artillery strikes that only damage the exact unit they land on, even with a massive explosion effect.
And real, meaningful, tactical decisions. I hate feeling like I’m just playing rock, paper, scissors.
And an interesting story line and meaningful stakes would be a plus. Feeling like I’m actually fighting for something that matters.
I am really wanting to pay a game about being a politician (not really just being a president). I want the process of getting in the career and building up. I want to have the journey. i want to be able to make my own way of Political Journey in that game. but idk any. Can someone please help me out? i have played.
- Suzerain.
- Diplomacy 4
Hello guys, i like cars and racing a lot. I played games like carx, nfs payback and forza horizon 4. I really loved FH4 coz i can jump into it anytime and just relax... However since i just own the base game and not the ultimate i got bored.
I request you guys to suggest a good game like that😭❤️
Thankk youuu❤️❤️
My gf and I are in a LDR, and as a date night of some sort we would like to play an online game in screenshare. Usually, puzzl-y games that you don't have to think too hard to solve, or that have "blurry" solutions are the best. We played:
"Hard" puzzles are a bit off for us: we both like Baba Is You, but we didn't have a great experience playing it together.
I'm looking into A Little to the Left (which would be the Storyteller counterpart) and Return of the Obra Dinn (more into the Her Story direction I guess but with a payoff).
As for the platform, I'm playing on PC, but I can emulate most stuff if it happens to be a console game, so I'm quite flexible.
Does anyone have suggestions?
looking for a game that gets into the nitty gritty details of running a nation and/or military. resources, politics, natural disasters, livestock diseases, etc. plus i don't want to just allocate raw resources and call it good - i want to have to worry about the supply chain, trade routes, even down to choosing manufacturers if something like that exists.
Hello! Right of the bat I want to say I already have over 1000h in games like: Rimworld, Stardew Valley, various Anno, Crusader Kings, Stellaris and some more.
So, I've been searching for some new world to build a life in, along the same vibes like previously mentioned games.
You know, something where you get to be whoever you want, both building some place to live just for yourself or bigger group, doing some farming, hunting, exploring, socializing with virtual people and coming up with your own story. I would especially enjoy it if there is some sort of trading mechanics, so that I can sell the fruits of my hard labor, some sort of robust leveling/upgrading system, and some sort of interesting world and lore to explore.
But, I would love if instead of just recommending some title, you could try to sell me on it/hype it up for me, to help me decide, because everything seems appealing but then I can't stick with it.
For example, I played Elin for like two hours, and it seemed like there is not much going on in there. I was just building a grass hut all this time. Died few times to some blobs. Similarly I also tried Medieval Dynasty, Aska, Bellwright, Space haven, fields of mistria, timberborn, age of wonders, and probably few more. I gave Victoria 3 like over 4h, but never understood what am I doing 😅
So, I guess, I am not only asking for recommendations, but also maybe something to help me stick with one title for more than two hours, and attempt to get invested.
I feel like I just dont give those games enough time to teach me mechanics, so that I can spread my wings of imagination while feeling like a proper inhabitant of the world who understands wtf is going on around me.
Thank you.
Hoping you fine folks can help me out. I’m in a tough spot and am seeking a game to lean on in hard times.
Life is throwing some really heavy stuff my way and I, admittedly, haven’t been coping in the healthiest ways. I struggled with these unhealthy coping mechanisms in the past and one thing that really shook me out of it was World Of Warcraft (Classic, specifically.) It was equal parts behavior replacement and comfort food - even when I wanted to give into deleterious compulsions, I would genuinely want to play Warcraft MORE. It doesn’t just comfort or engage but it *occupied* me. Now I’m doing quite poorly and need another game to shut my brain off to and experience. Theres a problem, though:
I am sick of World Of Warcraft.
I need something different, but which shares a similarly rich world and sense of constant progression. Definitely doesn’t need to be an MMO, but I do tend to favor RPGs. What’s important is that the game feels like a home to come back to.
I’ve already considered others but ditched them for various reasons: FFXIV (finished it), Morrowind (weak combat),etc.
What would you recommend?
I was looking for some stealth games with fun mechanics. Here are what I've played so far,
I specifically liked Styx, Dishonored, Deus, and Shadow Tactics games because of having immersive style, that is to say, finishing missions in different ways.
So, have I run out of option or is there any other?
There was a dlc(I think) in kingdom come deliverance where we had to fund a city and build it. Same with assassins creed 2 building monteriggioni. I want these kind of games where building City is just a small part to invest and make money
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a game that gives a strong sense of progression, and I love the visual of damage numbers popping up on the screen when you hit enemies.
I used to love Grand Chase and MapleStory because they combined great progression with that specific visual feedback of numbers filling the screen. Recently, I played Warframe and got a bit of that same feeling, but since it's a looter shooter and not a traditional RPG, it didn't fully engage me.
I'm looking for an RPG (can be 2D, side-scroller, isometric, or MMO) where I can really feel my character getting stronger, with lots of numbers on the screen and high visual impact during combat.
Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
I would like to discuss some relaxing and time-passing games to play after a long hard day to pass the time...
Please share your suggestions and recommendations...
Thank you ❤️
My specs are: i7 7th gen, 940 MX 4gb Ram GPU, 8 Gb Ram, 1 Tb HHD
For comparison GTA V runs on my pc with quite good fps (30 or smth) on low-medium settings.
I wanna explore more games... my preferences are open world games or fighting based games... I wanna try soul games and horror games too.
I have played games like GTA V, sleeping dogs, RDR 1, Resident evil all series and few popular games.
please suggest me any games if possible...
I love open world games where you have a home or base or ship or museum or whatever that you can fill with trophies, displays and anything you can make a goal of having a collection of that you find out in the world. I want the shiny stuff to physically exist in the game world too, not just a menu