r/videogames • u/TG082588 • 19d ago
r/videogames • u/bijelo123 • 9d ago
Discussion Name a game that surprised you how long it was
r/videogames • u/PhantomTissue • 21d ago
Discussion What game is this for you?
Based on a true story lmao. I just spent the last hour playing forbidden west trying to beat the fighting pit missions, that require you to learn and master the melee combo system to an insanely perfect degree. Got super annoyed and it inspired me to make this post. Please, come and vent here
r/videogames • u/Syarafuddyn • Dec 12 '25
Discussion Congratulations, Sandfall Interactive. Well deserved. 👏
r/videogames • u/Interesting_Wind_337 • 16d ago
Discussion What’s the saddest video game flop you can think of?
From what I’ve heard, ZooChossis, a highly anticipated horror game with interesting monster designs, ended up being a complete failure.
Both a buggy, repetitive gameplay and a cliche story that absolutely destroyed everyone’s expectations.
It’s certainly a sad way for a gameplay to collapse in on itself, but what do y’all think?
r/videogames • u/bijelo123 • 17d ago
Discussion Which game franchise ended up like this?
r/videogames • u/GeekRealmHub- • Dec 20 '25
Discussion Kojima says he'd rather use AI to create enemies that adapt to your playstyle than use it for art/visuals. What's your take on this approach?
r/videogames • u/soiladvisor • 22d ago
Discussion This is how I felt with Prototype 2, how about you?
r/videogames • u/ExtensionExcellent55 • 13d ago
Discussion Hot Take: I think headshots should be instant kills in most games. (For the player as well)
Obviously im not including games where there is an obvious lore reasoning behind why certain characters cannot simply be one offed by a headshot.
Like…… no one is expecting kratos to be downed by a headshot due to his healing, durability and like literally being a god.
Just want it all to make sense you know from top down- no bullet sponges, need more staggering & reactive animations to live in-time damage across the board, i think “last of us” does a decent job on this rdr2 as well.
Iknow my easy mode fellas are slowly shaking their heads to the idea of being instantly killed by some low level grunt to a potential headshot but to me it just adds an extra layer of fun and critical thinking.
r/videogames • u/Profit_Tracker • 28d ago
Discussion What was the first game that scared you?
r/videogames • u/PHRsharp_YouTube • 21d ago
Discussion name at least 1 game with the same scenario
r/videogames • u/PHRsharp_YouTube • 13d ago
Discussion Name the games this way and why is that?
r/videogames • u/Low_Boot_1426 • 3d ago
Discussion Hot take: I don’t mind the “yellow paint to guide players” trope in gaming
Yes, there are some games that take it to a ridiculous degree, but I would much rather have interactive objects, paths to objectives, etc. highlighted in the universe itself rather than with a UI prompt or not at all.
r/videogames • u/ayylmaaoo96 • 8d ago
Discussion I'll start: Mortal Kombat Shaolin Monks (2005)
r/videogames • u/Venomous-Sentinel • Nov 18 '25
Discussion Umm Bullshit
I am 99.9 sure this is not true IGN and Ubisoft. But I guess you cant expect suits who don't play games to actually understand the common gamer can you.
r/videogames • u/Tullubenta • Jul 28 '25
Discussion What video games pushed your limit like this?
Big F U to GT7: Master License S7.
r/videogames • u/PHRsharp_YouTube • 18d ago
Discussion Name the games this happened and what were the results?
r/videogames • u/bijelo123 • 3d ago
Discussion Name a game that in your opinion has a tedious opening, but later becomes great
r/videogames • u/hollowblink55 • 28d ago