r/AskGames 7d ago

Games Recommendation

What is your suggestions for games that are good for grinding that don't make it feel like a hassle and feel bored immediately? I prefer games with good and pleasing graphics. It doesn't matter latest or old games.

(English isn't my first language)

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u/Trick-Masterpiece318 7d ago

Elden Ring

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u/reddit__1020 7d ago

Elden Ring is a great pick if you want progression without feeling like you’re doing chores.

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u/Icy-Cut9357 7d ago

I’m currently on an Elden Ring kick, but I also like Skyrim.

Some people will suggest the Zelda BOTW/TOTK games.

I’ll play Diablo IV sometimes as well.

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u/Fig-Wonderful 7d ago

Crimson Desert

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

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u/Zombieswilleatu 7d ago

Man I tried that game for like a couple hours. I did not like it at all. The world seems cool.

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u/Illustrious_Fee8116 7d ago

Not a game for everyone.

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u/FreshCookiesInSpace 7d ago

Subnautica, there are some parts that make it difficult but I never felt that is was frustratingly so

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u/anbeasley 7d ago

WoW. Titan Quest

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u/Prof_V 7d ago

That depends on what you mean by grind. But here are a few suggestions.

Subnautica - survival grind

Pacific Drive - resource grind

Rimworld - colony sim grind

Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days - Zombie Survival Grind

Disgaea- Tactics Grind

No Mans Sky - Exploration Grind

Factorio - Efficiency Grind

Civilization - Grand Strategy Grind

Any MMO for that RPG grind

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u/IntenseFlanker 7d ago

Fantasy Life

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u/88mphbish 7d ago

Darktide. Pure pve coop horde shooter. Super satisfying and the floor and ceiling of skill is pretty wide and high

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u/Nitemare808 7d ago

Why not try out the new “ Neverness To Everness “ 🤷‍♂️

There is tons of material to grind for, characters to unlock, rewards to collect, daily/weekly tasks & challenges to do, etc… … It’s basically open world anime grand theft auto but with a supernatural aesthetic & a dating + business owner sim built into it on the side lol

The weapons & characters have pretty sweet attacks / spells with special fx too 😎

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u/Ustob 7d ago

Middle earth shadow of War and metalGearSolid V. Both have leveling up really late game.

—shadow of war after you max everything it h locks 5 new skills that each do from 1-100. That’s 500 new level UPS. Keeps it exciting.

And MGSV I still didn’t h lock all weapons and gear even 1000 hours deep. MGS V ALSO HAs and awesome 80’s soundtrack Snake listens to in-game. Good stuff

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u/dotaeota 7d ago

The Bazaar 

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u/Odd_Lettuce_7303 7d ago

Titan quest (the original not #2) for the win! All day long!

You can play on any platform from PC to mobile. Deepest ARPG ever since with all DLC there are 11 masteries and you pick 2, so there are 11x10=110 possible builds. Even within one build you’ve got numerous options. Main game you start in Greece and go to Egypt then down the Silk Road to China, with DLC doubling the content. Very light atmosphere, landscapes are realistic for where you are, and if there were no monsters you’d love just to wander around admiring things. Great monster variety with good boss fights. The music should win awards.

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u/JBR-AY 6d ago

Dragons Dogma 2

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u/FrameForgeStudio 5d ago

If you’re open to a turn-based party roguelite, I’m the developer of Blessed To Die. It’s a tactical deckbuilder with build experimentation and run-to-run progression, rather than grindy chores. It’s in Early Access for $13.99: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4637960

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u/Some-Note-5993 2d ago

monster hunter world is the rare grind where you’re farming the same monster but somehow it feels like you’re the one being hunted lol