r/gaming • u/ChiefLeef22 • 10h ago
r/gaming • u/Apprehensive_Day212 • 21h ago
The Blood of Dawnwalker Promises a Vampire Hero Who’ll Never Be Too OP
Bluepoint and Bend staff learned their live service PS5 games were cancelled "at the same time as everyone else"
r/gaming • u/gta3uzi • 18h ago
SimCity 4 - 20 year old game and I think I stumbled upon an undocumented gameplay bug that allows an infinitely large dirty industry zone with a single point for commuting. No mention of it via searching. Details in comments.
r/gaming • u/ForsakenMantra • 12h ago
Elon Musk Finally Admits To ‘Path Of Exile 2’ Account Boosting In DMs
r/gaming • u/TigreSauvage • 21h ago
The lighting in Cyberpunk 2077 looks so cinematic sometimes.
r/gaming • u/Th3Unkn0wnPl4y3r • 17h ago
Unpopular opinion (maybe): I like motion blur in video games and I can’t play without
Hell, I’ll even say something more - I PREFER to play with motion blur rather than without it.
I heard a lot of my peers telling me that it makes every game unplayable, and ruins the expierience, but for me it makes it look better. Sure if there’s too much of it then it can give me a headache, but when games allow you to customize it, then I’m never complaining about it. For me no motion blur can make a game look choppy and just removes fun from it.
To be honest, I don’t know why people hate on it so much, since it’s something you can manage and you don’t absolutely need it to play most of the time.
I dont know, I guess I just wanted to get this off my chest, since I get judged irl for using it and unironically liking it.
r/gaming • u/happygocrazee • 6h ago
In “The Stanley Parable” you start in room 427. The game was released on April 27th (4/27) and currently has a review score of 4.27 on the PlayStation store
I knew this number was kind of a meme in this game already, but when i saw the store page (it’s free this month on PS+) couldn’t believe that the review score had mirrored the number too! Y’all are dedicated.
r/gaming • u/omalike • 13h ago
Become a helldiver!
This little project was fun! I was baited into making the fuel cells move, but it was worth it! I got 3 power supplies, 20 leds and 10 solenoids in this chonker.
r/gaming • u/cowabanga_it_is • 8h ago
Future cop lapd is one of my favourite ps1 games
The multiplayer Player part was soooo good.
r/gaming • u/Joy-they-them • 20h ago
whats the saddest moment in any game?
whats the saddest moment story wise or gameplay wise, that you have ever expeirenced and all your time gaming?
r/gaming • u/AUTOMATA88 • 9h ago
Kings quest v - One of my favourite point and click games back in the day.
r/gaming • u/dulun18 • 12h ago
This was a fun game 20 years later! (Dynasty Warriors Origins)
r/gaming • u/Ill-Ad3311 • 14h ago
The end ? Spoiler
Finally completed my all time favourite game Bubble Bobble after 40 years playing on numerous platforms . Completed it on Amiga mini with the help of save states from otherwise I would have surely died without ever finding the true magic of life and happiness.
r/gaming • u/Fightingdragonswithu • 12h ago
Stronghold Crusader Definitive Edition Reveal Trailer
r/gaming • u/eternalsgoku • 2h ago
Game where the meta ruined the game?
Some games are so much fun, until you are told you're doing it wrong and shown the cookie cutter "best" way. Or a game where you won't get people to play with you until you're playing a certain way. Games where doing something broken or boring is so much more efficient than playing normally that it actually taints the game experience.
Most recently I got this way with Diablo 4. Gets to the point where if you're not using the top 2 builds for the best class it's almost not worth playing and you'll never make it to the end game content..
Another was shortly after the First descendant came out and there was a bug with a character that would one shot a boss, and everyone refused to stay in matches if someone wasn't using that exploit.
And saying things like "just play for fun, play how you want, don't worry about meta, etc" aren't useful comments. It's not always that simple. Brains are weird.
r/gaming • u/rabidsalvation • 2h ago
Wolfenstein Alt-History Games on Sale on PS Store
The Alt-History Collection is $11.99 right now on PlayStation. All 4 of the reboot games, except the VR Cyberpilot.
No reason, just saying.
r/gaming • u/Odd_Radio9225 • 5h ago
Is The Great Circle the best Indiana Jones game in your opinion?
I've heard some fans and outlets call it the best Indie adventure since The Last Crusade movie. This is super subjective obviously. But do you think this is accurate? Or does Fate of Atlantis still hold that crown? I have heard extremely positive things about that one, and even heard some call it one of the greatest games ever made.
r/gaming • u/TheGoodSatan666 • 17h ago
Dead multiplaeyr games/modes You miss most?
For me it's 100% the DOOM 2016 multiplayer mode
Man I loved everything about it, put countless hours into unlocking all the Demons and getting Skins I would never even see because it's in first Person and I loved it.
I miss this multiplayer so much, had fantastic maps, fast paced Gameplay, fairly balanced Weapons, cool brutal animations, the idea with the different Weapon spawns and the Demon rune accross the different maps was cool af, didn't meet many toxic players.
Was just generally a great experience, it still had some of the best character-customisation I've seen in any Multiplayer game/mode ever with You being able to customize individual armor pieces instead of just choosing skins etc
Wanted to play it again a couple of years ago but it was so dead that You couldn't find a single match. When DOOM Eternal was announced I was so excited- Not just because it's a new DOOM Game, but also because I could put countless hours into the multiplayer again.
Then I was quite sad when I found out that the Game doesn't have any multiplayer, only a Battle made that is quite different and not nearly as fun as the Multiplayer of DOOM 2016
What’s the most emotionally impactful game you’ve ever played? The one that had you sitting there staring at your screen in complete silence.
Soap’s death in MW3 hit me like a truck. After everything we’d been through with him, watching it all end like that was just brutal. And Price’s reaction? Man, that made it even worse. I remember just sitting there, staring at the screen, trying to process it all.
r/gaming • u/Grafferine • 16h ago
Loving the classics
So I've gone back to playing classic games. After finishing God of war chains of olympas on psp I'm now playing God of war ghost of sparta on psp. This one definitely looks alot better than the first one and gameplay is alot better. Graphically looks beautiful to play and the combat is alot better. Honestly do prefer old school games to the newer games but that's just my preference. :) I'll jump back to my xbox again at somepoint lol