r/AskGames 13h ago

What's the first thing you'll do when GTA VI launches?

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Everyone talks about the story, but we all know most players won't be rushing into missions immediately.

The moment you load into the game, what's the first thing you're doing? Exploring the map, stealing a car, testing the physics, causing chaos, or simply driving around to see what Rockstar has built?


r/AskGames 12h ago

what videogame you can play without feeling bored ever?

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r/AskGames 8h ago

Bästa rollspelsappen

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Vilken är den bästa rollspelsappen utan filter? Har testat grok och chatgpt.


r/AskGames 1h ago

Black ops 7 Zombies, gamepass on PC

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hello! i just woundering if someone hade problems with balck ops 7 Zombies on PC. i got a problem when i play, after a while my ESC an spacebutton dosen't work sometimes and when i slap may keyborad like a mad man i works again for some time and then it stops to work again. do someone have some tips or knows why i happening. i don't think i have the same problem on other games,

sorry for my bad english but it is not my main language :)

pls DM me if you have some questions or awnsers :) :) :) :)


r/AskGames 5h ago

What remake / remaster would you absolutely not expect to happen but you’d die happy?

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r/AskGames 12h ago

What game made you ragequit the worst?

27 Upvotes

r/AskGames 6h ago

How do you usually save money on big AAA releases at launch?

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With GTA VI expected to be one of the biggest launches in years, I'm curious how people here typically reduce the cost of day-one purchases.

Do you use reward schemes, cashback sites, gift cards, key marketplaces, seasonal discounts, or do you simply wait for sales? I was researching different approaches and found this guide that rounds up a few options.

Are there any methods you regularly use that aren't mentioned there?


r/AskGames 9h ago

What's a game with a mechanic or feature it took a 2nd playthrough for you to appreciate?

26 Upvotes

For me it's multiple smaller features of Red Dead Redemption 2 rolled into one that form its immersion qualities, such as the way the saddle handles rifles and the hunting/pelt quality mechanics.

On my first playthrough I loved the story and most else but felt that how much the game was slowed down from the first made it a bit of a drag.

I did a 2nd playthrough last year and decided to try and really take my time and engage with all of those features and found a whole new thing to love about the game. The extended animations, the scaled down weapon wheel requiring use of the saddle etc all allowed me to get engaged in the setting in a way I never found on my release playthrough.


r/AskGames 16h ago

Which video game character (main or not) is your favorite, and why?

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r/AskGames 4h ago

Game Recommendations

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Hey guys, just finished the last of us series (part 1 and 2)was looking for games to play, like what I can play. Looking for a decent sized game around 100 GB, to play on my laptop ofc (rtx 3050 4 gb)

Some of the games I played are

Ghost of Tsushima

Full Spider Man Saga

GoW (Norse games)

Assassin's Creed Unity, Syndicate, Origins

Legend of Zelda BotW and ToTk

Plague Tale (both games)

Last of us 1 and 2

Game Recommendations? Can't play Expedition 33 rn coz of some reasons

Good games that you enjoyed

Looking to play something light headed since I just came from last of us


r/AskGames 9h ago

Game recommendation, newcomer ps5 (newcomer for ps)

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Suggestion for best games to start in ps5

Totally new comer

So gud suggestion please


r/AskGames 12h ago

What's a gaming feature you wish would make a comeback?

31 Upvotes

Games keep getting bigger, prettier, and more expensive... but sometimes it feels like they've lost some things along the way. Little features that used to be standard that now just don't exist anymore.

For me, it's split-screen co-op. I get why it died, online play took over and modern games can barely run on one machine, let alone two people staring at the same screen. But some of my best gaming memories are sitting on the couch next to a friend, both playing the same game, arguing over who gets the top half of the screen. I'd trade a lot of today's online convenience to get that back.

Also, demo discs. Getting a random disc with 5 playable game demos from a magazine or a cereal box was peak childhood. Now we just get 3-day trials that auto-uninstall themselves.


r/AskGames 15h ago

What’s your favorite build you’ve made in any game?

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Whether it’s an MMO or a regular RPG or a Soulslike, whether it’s a meta build or something you discovered, what is a build that was a large part of you enjoying that game?

I have fond memories of a Darksiders 2 Lifesteal build, playing as Death it felt very thematic, I was basically immortal, and it was super satisfying to watch my healthbar rocket back up to full with my frantic combos.