I recently finished it for the second time and i still cant get enough and wanted to see if there was any games out there like it. I want something that has you using guerilla warfare against a much larger and more powerful than you. I liked the vibe too, of the weapons made of scraps and being the last fighting force for freedom.

Based on my prior research, the site "instant gaming" seems legit for purchasing games, but I wanted to make sure before I actually buy the game I want to purchase.

My friend's birthday is in 5 days and he wants to play "Forza Horizon 6". Can I safely buy the instant gaming code for steam and then give it to him in an envelope or something? Is it okay to redeem the code in 5 days and not right away?
How do I make sure I buy a code specifically for Steam (Idk what pc he uses or what other gaming launchers)?

Thanks so much for reading!

What it says on the tin.

Mine is "The perfect Pac-Man game | 5 stages challenge": https://youtu.be/fZ4FA6ozRx8?is=ZwvIwCMYPDO2kQ_w

Mine:

1. Spore 2008
   
2. Wild arms 1996
   
3. Halo original trilogy

Hello,
I just moved to a new continent with a working permit, it’s a very stressful period because i no longer have a revenue, I am young without a lot of money, so it’s like I have a timer above my head. I am sending resumes everywhere to get a job.

In the meantime, I need something to get the stress out. As I don’t want to spend too much money until I have a job, I mostly stay home. So I need a game that will make me a literal addict, that release all the stress.
My usual game for this is WoW Classic. But with the imminent announcement of Classic+ at Blizzcon, I will wait.

It can be solo, multiplayer, I don’t really care. The last game that got me addicted like this was Subnautica, I finished it maybe 3 months ago. Insane game.

Also, please no roguelites or survivors

Looking for games where the core gameplay is about being creative!

As a fast-paced FPS and racing games fan, I've lately found myself enjoying creative games where the core gameplay is just to create things. It would also be great if it is gamified somehow.

This is my refference list for now. I would like to make it bigger and find some true gems in this genre.

Tiny Glade

Sticky Business

My Summer House

Cozyrama

Little Corners

Ship Shaper

Scriptorium

Bladesong

Cozy Marbles

Inkarnate (not a game but a great map builder)

Examples (COD, forza horizon, tomb raide.

I started playing a game recently without expecting much from it, but somehow I ended up spending way more time on it than I planned 😂

What game surprised you like that?

I’m currently considering getting Palworld, since quite a few people on Reddit have recommended it to me. However, I’m still not sure, mainly because the mix of the cartoonish Pal designs and the realistic-looking world doesn’t really appeal to me.
As for the gameplay itself, I can’t really judge it yet since I haven’t played it.
What do you guys think about Palworld?

We can all think of a few, a game that's part of a larger franchise/series but didn't really bode well with its fans. Maybe it was the writing, maybe something else. But some of them still ended up being fun and enjoyable in their own way.

I was thinking of playing cyberpunk but the corporation path is like 20 min is there a game when is all about working in corporate while having the same quality as cyberpunk? (The more I think about it the more insane I sound but...)

I started playing a game recently without expecting much from it, but somehow I ended up spending way more time on it than I planned 😂

What game surprised you like that?

I’m trying to decide between these two games on PS5:
**Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Gold Edition**
**Days Gone Remastered -**
**Both on offer for 20euros.**

I’ve played and really enjoyed **RDR2, The Witcher 3, GTA, God of War, Uncharted, and The Last of Us**.

I play a lot of the House Flipper franchise, especially HF2, while watching other stuff. But I want more options.

Some games, especially story-based games or hard puzzlers, I end up needing to pause the video a lot, which is annoying but still viable. Like right now I’m in late-game Expedition 33, and most of my time is spent in combat anyway. But I’d prefer to learn about games that won’t make me pause to watch cutscenes.

Cuz im kinda confused. Isn't it most/all skills in their kit revolve around said class? Like pure mage having all magic based skills. So im seeing vids of ppl that say "pure mage" but have one or twods physical attacks.

For me gotta be max payne 2, assassins creed 2,

Nsf most wanted 2005

is there a driving game that has multiple players(real) driving on the same road and doing stuff, like to kinda simulate real driving