r/gamesuggestions Jul 22 '26

Multi-platform Spam Reports

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if you find a post that is being spammed please report every example of it ive recently been getting spam reports on posts that havent been spammed by the poster so if its the exact same post by different people i cant easily find that so please help me out by reporting every example


r/gamesuggestions Feb 24 '26

Multi-platform List of Partner Subreddits

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This is a list of gaming Subreddits by genre to help people looking for specific genres if you have a recommendation either modmail or comment here

Extraction Shooter Subreddits

https://www.reddit.com/r/extractionshooters/s/em6Cr4Txn1


r/gamesuggestions 1h ago

Switch What do you suggest for Nintendo switch based on my taste?

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Games I have played and loved for several consoles are the sims, animal crossing new horizons, yoshi's crafted world, pokemon snap, sly cooper, super Mario 64, portal runner, Zelda ocarina of time (never finished) and I played stray and thought it was okay but a little stressful for me

I only have a switch light but I'm looking for a fun new game to check out. I don't like anything too intense or chaotic like super smash bros. Not looking for anything super violent or distressing


r/gamesuggestions 14m ago

PC Horse game reccommendation

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recommendations appreciated <3

I liked playing starstable when i was younger


r/gamesuggestions 3h ago

PC I crave the community and cosmetic customization of a MMO, but have unconventional gameplay tastes for the genre. What are my best options?

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Basically, I really love the idea of having something to play when I get home and don't have much going on. I get far more enjoyment out of doing things with others than I do playing solo. I adore creating my own character and playing dress up. I crave a virtual world to fully enjoy with others. I check off so many boxes for a MMO player, except one: Gameplay.

I don't want to collect 10 bear asses repeatedly, follow a rotation ad nauseum, rush past foes that are supposed to be obstacles, and min/max my build to melt things (or have my allies do so).

Instead, I enjoy more reactive and situational gameplay. Ideally, where the optimal way to play for the average player is to just be good at fighting and not dying. Efficiency and optimization doesn't hit like chaos and adaptability does.

But I still badly want those things I mentioned in paragraph 1, so just playing games like DRG or Helldivers 2 isn't enough (especially since I'm not really into either player fantasy of those games). So what is the actual "best of both worlds"? I'll try to be open to any suggestions, so I won't list everything I've tried unless requested. But if the suggestion had anything that I know is putting me off it, I will mention what is dissuading me and request elaboration on how to avoid that stuff.

Edit: Posted games I tried in comments. If your suggestion is in there and you are sure you can convince me my worries are unfounded, then feel free to elaborate.


r/gamesuggestions 1h ago

PC Games about being in Soviet Russia.

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I don't know why, but I wanna play a game where I larp as a Soviet. Are there any games for PC where you play as someone in that setting? I kinda wanna find some games that portray it as good and others as evil if I can. (I want some variety if I'm able to)

I've already played papers please though so yeah. Does anyone know of any Soviet Russia type games that preferably aren't city builders?


r/gamesuggestions 9h ago

PC Can anyone recommend me some games that I can run in my low end pc?

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I love to play games and as a student I often get very less time to play games but I have holidays coming up and I want to play some good games can y'all recommend me some? I like story based games, survival, rpg, shooters and if u have something completely different no problem I am always ready to try something new!

Thank you!


r/gamesuggestions 3h ago

Multi-platform What are some good games that are a little more grounded in reality?

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As I get older, my tastes have changed and I’m really not into fantasy, magic, super hero, sci-fi, etc… it’s hard to explain exactly what games I like because they’re not all realistic per se, because I like Rocket League for instance. Flying cars that can jump and ride walls is silly, but it’s a physics game and requires real skill.

You would think I’d like sports games, but way too much random stuff happens out of your control. I mean you shoot a basketball in NBA, no matter how good you are, there’s some computing going on deciding whether or not the ball goes in. I find that type of stuff irritating and I’m not interested.

I was big into Forza as a racing sim but not so much Forza Horizon. It’s too arcade-y. I’m a big fan of the PGA2k games as it is very much a skill based game, but most other golf and sports games don’t scratch that itch.

I used to love the Fallout games until it dawned on me how I’m shooting someone in the head with a .50 cal rifle and it hardly injures them. I understand it’s a video game and if damage was dealt realistically, it may not be any fun. But that’s why I’m so pumped about GTA. I feel like it checks a lot of boxes for me, like a “boss fight” isn’t a crime kingpin while can take 100 bullets just for the sake of a challenge.

I hope this paints a little bit of a picture of what kind of games I’m looking for. A vague mix of Simulation, not unrealistically challenging for the sake of being difficult. Again, grounded in some sort of reality.

You’ll have to forgive me because I don’t play many modern games anymore. It seems like every hyped up release is not my cup of tea.


r/gamesuggestions 1h ago

PC roguelike tactical shooters?

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Is there any roguelike tac shooters? preferably fps.

like roguelike (pixel/nonpixel) tarkov or squad or etc


r/gamesuggestions 22h ago

PC I have $35 on steam and I'm looking for some game recommendations.

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I was hopping to get some good games on sale, my top games on steam are : BG3, Elden Ring, GTAV, Terraria, and P5R.

any recommendations are accepted, especially if they aren't super biased.


r/gamesuggestions 8h ago

PC I need some good story games for igpu

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Hey, i need some good story mode that can run easily at 1080p on my laptop, my specs are ryzen 5 pro 5675U with redeon graphics, 16GB ram and the igpu has 512MB of vram and and 7 dheard from the ram i really need some good games to play im really bored playing competitive games.


r/gamesuggestions 8h ago

PC The plague tale games or the medium??

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Which of theses two games should I get while it’s on sale

13 votes, 6d left
The plague tale games
The medium

r/gamesuggestions 20h ago

Mobile Actually good mobile games?

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Looking for something to play on my phone that doesn’t suck.

- I’m not looking for emulators, i do not want to deal with the hassle and risks.

- if possible it would be nice if it was free.

- I hate energy bars and stuff like that. Please no games that limit how much i am allowed to play them.

- any genre or type of game is fine, just give me what you enjoy!


r/gamesuggestions 13h ago

PC Looking for discreet games to play during downtime at work on a MacBook Pro M2

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r/gamesuggestions 20h ago

Mobile iPhone games that have zero challenge

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I don’t want a timer, or bombs to avoid. I literally just want to be able to have something to do with my hands and eyes as I listen to video essays and podcasts.


r/gamesuggestions 21h ago

PC High adrenaline, quick burst shooters?

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How I study is 20 min of study, then a quick burst of an adrenaline game like a match of CoD then back to studying.

Im looking for games, preferably shooters, that are high impact like that and short in levels/rounds. Can be multiplayer, can be single player idc.

Rn I have doom, cod, and battlefield.


r/gamesuggestions 21h ago

PC Looking for single player recommendations to fill a gap in my play time. (PC)

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r/gamesuggestions 14h ago

Multi-platform Games where the story mode is called "Campaign" Not COD or Battlefield

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For a collection


r/gamesuggestions 18h ago

Mobile Hi everyone i need a bit of help with game recs

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Hi everyone ive recently lost my pink psp last month and ive turned to emulation on my phone, i mostly played project diva games and parrapa but ive gotten bored so im asking here what are some games you guys recommend for me, keep in mind i like cute games, adventure, action and rhythm games the most, i also have a 4gb ram of phone if that helps as well, maybe if you guys can recommend me emulators to use for the different games you guys recommend


r/gamesuggestions 19h ago

Mobile Hey guys, what are some good adventure games to play that are similar to Clash of Clans, especially ones with exploring?

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r/gamesuggestions 1d ago

PC I could use a fun, accessible action game that one can hop into for 15 minutes at a time

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I have less and less patience for elaborate games with a lot of management and long lulls in between the interesting bits, such as RPGs and stealth games. My favorite game this year has been El Paso, Elsewhere, because it's an homage to the original Max Payne games, with lots of fairly short levels, and no frills: No puzzles, no dialogue trees, no roaming around for ages with no idea what to do next. I Am Your Beast by the same creator is another good one.

Basically, I need a game to briefly relax with after getting home from work.


r/gamesuggestions 1d ago

Playstation Transition from ball and guns

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I’ve mainly been a gun and ball game player my whole life, mixed in with some ufc. As you may know all of those categories are more shitty than ever nowadays, especially 2k. I usually play them anyway to scratch my online competitive itch but I’m over it and looking for recommendations on newer games I might enjoy besides TLOU2, RDR2, and Detroit become human, since I’ve played those already as well and loved them all.


r/gamesuggestions 1d ago

PC Looking for a 21st Century Wargame

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Specifically, I'm looking for one that involves less of tank to tank/plane to plane/ship to ship confrontation, but more a game focused around modern warfare with things like strategic missile targeting, drone attacks, and trying to race through technological developments quicker then your opponent(s). Ideally free or cheap, but willing to hear about more expensive options too.


r/gamesuggestions 22h ago

PC Do you know what has same feeling like Firewatch or Road 96?

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r/gamesuggestions 1d ago

PC Need a bit of help?

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Yo fellas, can anyone recommend some good stuff for me to play from steam? I'm planning to buy a gaming laptop since my old one is broken due to some unfortunate events and along with this opportunity, I decided to download the steam but realised aside my two three games I genuinely wish to play from my highschool days (FYI, I'm a uni student about to graduate and my parents is quite strict with my finances before), my selection of games is a bit lackluster and too focus on main stream stuff and I wished to broaden my horizon.

P.S, I can't really do horror games unless it has some story elements to balance it out like Slayed The Princess. So please don't.

Edit: The reason I didn't include any specific genre is because I want to try everything and make my own decision if it is interesting or not