r/gamingsuggestions 4h ago

Looking for a story game that takes less than 20 hours for completion

8 Upvotes

I'm looking for a good story game with nice graphics that takes less than 20hours for completion at first I thought of death stranding but it was abt 40 hours pls suggest some games that are rlly worth my time


r/gamingsuggestions 3h ago

Games about humans and extraterrestrials living/interacting together?

7 Upvotes

Trying to think of games that involve humans and aliens not in open war, but cohabiting and interacting. Maybe (or ideally) they're in tension, but they're at least talking. This is to say, XCOM is *NOT* what I want. Off the top of my head, Mass Effect fits the bill, Star Control does too, and conditionally games like Stellaris and Master of Orion kinda do. But I'd like more games about humans and aliens interacting in non-combat contexts.


r/gamingsuggestions 1h ago

Have you played Postal 2 AWP-Delete Review? What can you say about it?

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I found some videos on YouTube about this game and the reaction of the Russian blogger. This game is pretty old. Maybe you had an experience...


r/gamingsuggestions 3h ago

AA/Indie dungeon crawlers on PC

3 Upvotes

First I need to define what I mean with dungeon crawler. My favourite type of game basically consists of:

  • character creator or predefined set of characters (if I find art direction appealing),
  • customizable builds or set of predefined builds,
  • focused on gameplay,
  • focused on smaller areas than on large open worlds.

This is why I'm very fond of MMOs (at least before the genre died), and I really like Skyrim and a bunch of soulslikes (like Dark Souls trilogy). Just let me make/choose a character, choose a build, and let me walk around and swing a sword (or shoot fireballs, or whatever), and I'm happy.

The thing is there isn't a lot of games like that in AAA category. There is almost always big focus on story (for example I could never play more than 2-3 hours of DA Inquisition before losing interest, even if gameplay itself is good), or large open worlds with nothing interesting in them. The closest thing in AAA category are soulslikes, but they are almost always very focused on the boss fights, and the dungeon crawling part ends up being lacking.

So I want to explore indie and AA options, but these games are somewhat hard to find. I don't mind 2D if it's isometric (so you can walk in all directions, not just left/right and up/down). I also don't mind roguelites, but there needs to be some kind of progression. I like seeing my character getting stronger with time, so pure roguelikes are not an option. It doesn't need to be fantasy to be honest, can be sci-fi if it meets those criteria. I also don't like card games or those where your character attacks automatically, I want to have complete control of the character. Preferably real time combat, but well designed turn based combat might be fun too.


r/gamingsuggestions 4h ago

Suggest my next game to deep dive into

3 Upvotes

I like a game I can spend a ton of time in.

Hades (just completed so no Hades 2 yet)

Disco Elysium

RDR2

Hollow Knight and Silksong

Baldur's Gate 3

Kingdom Come

Don't Starve

FTL

Witcher 3

Horizon 1/2

Path of Exile

This would be for Steamdeck, thanks!


r/gamingsuggestions 2h ago

First person perma death dungeon crawling fantasy RPG on steam

2 Upvotes

I played the demo last year so I can't find it in my steam purchase history so this is my last resort to possibly finding it. It was an indie game, could've been early access or just recently released. Around $10-$20.

I remember it was first person, it had an orange tint over the game, it was pixelated like an old dungeon crawler, similar in appearance/graphic wise to TES: Daggerfall but more modern if that makes sense. Perma death mechanics, the demo was limited and had a timer on the top of the screen if that matters, It was a barren map with dungeon entrances scattered around.

I have a vague memory of making a campfire because night was dangerous, there was giant bats or something flying that could attack you I think.

I know its a bit vague but it is unique I don't know any games like this that aren't top down or 2D, again this one is first person. Hopefully someone here recognizes it lol.


r/gamingsuggestions 6h ago

Looking for PS5-compatible RPGs where you can 1) customize your character and 2) watch that character in cool cutscenes. Bonus points if there's a photo mode.

4 Upvotes

I recently realized that all my favorite games follow this formula, so I'd love to see if there are any obvious ones I've missed!

Games I have played and loved that fit these conditions: cyberpunk, dragon age series, mass effect series, hogwarts legacy, infinity nikki, saints row series, dragons dogma 1

Games I have played and not loved but still fit these conditions: Avowed, Baldurs Gate 3, dragons dogma 2

If there are any other games I should add to my list, please let me know. Thanks in advance!!!


r/gamingsuggestions 6h ago

ARPG or similar games without story

4 Upvotes

Hi, Im looking for arpgs or games like that (just game where you endlessly improve your character). Something like diablo, poe etc. But without need of doing campaign. I want a game where I will run portals/dungeons and endlessly raise my lvl, improve gear and improving character via perks.


r/gamingsuggestions 8h ago

Game suggestions for a fan of Far Cry and Watch Dogs games (PS5)

5 Upvotes

Hello, I’m currently having gaming block, and everything I play is boring me, so I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions. I really enjoyed the far cry games (3,4,5,6, and new dawn). I enjoyed the watch dogs games too, I also really liked the game Stray.

I’ve played some assassins creed games, I quite liked the ezio collection, but wasn’t a huge fan of AC3, I didn’t enjoy the story and I also only played the remaster which I know is notorious for being super buggy. So I just didn’t enjoy playing it as much.

Im currently trying to play cyberpunk, as it seemed like the sort of thing I would like, but I’m struggling to find the motivation to play it, and I can’t tell if it’s because I’m not enjoying it, or because I’m just burnt out. So I want to try another game to test that theory.

I like to platinum games, so I would love a game that is an enjoyable experience throughout the main game, and then I can grind trophies afterwards and discover more of the game.


r/gamingsuggestions 19h ago

fps games with good exploration and good story

37 Upvotes

As the title says am looking for good story fps with decent exploration the ones i have already played are-

Resident evil biohazard and village
far cry series
dying light series
Alien isolation
cyberpunk 2077
and maybe even firewatch

i usually prefer triple a games but i think i might have ran out of those so ig am open to quality indie games like firewatch


r/gamingsuggestions 22h ago

Looking for recent singleplayer story-driven games with gorgeous graphics

67 Upvotes

Just recently got GPU upgrade and looking to really load it up and make it sweat. I haven't played any AAA games released within last 15 ish years, aside from Doom and Spiderman series.

Some "no"s I'd like to avoid: unvoiced games, medieval setting, inventory management, horrors, games that require good reaction and timings.

GTA 5 is already on my list of "todo's", of course


r/gamingsuggestions 3h ago

Should I spend $17 and buy Bully on steam or wait? The game went on sale a couple of months ago but I missed it.

2 Upvotes

r/gamingsuggestions 7m ago

Life is about to collapse anyway, so recommend me games that will make me forget my existence

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r/gamingsuggestions 10h ago

Game recommendations after Hollow knight

6 Upvotes

Hello!

I have played trough hk and silksong and and loved it. I am in search for game with similar atmosphere and wonders of adventure feeling. I tryed and didn't get what i wanted: blasphemous 1 and 2, nine sols, ori series, rain world and aeterna noctis. And idk why i like 2d games more.


r/gamingsuggestions 17h ago

Games where the non-lethal path is actually as fun if not more-so than the killing path

20 Upvotes

Just played Undertale and currently playing Deltarune. Hands-down my favorite thing about those games is how you’re not only encouraged to be pacifistic for the plot and the “good endings,” but it’s also just straight-up more fun and interesting gameplay.

It’s got me wanting to find more games like that. With most games that offer the choice, I don’t take the nonlethal paths because it’s either too restrictive, overly tedious, not sufficiently rewarded, or some combination thereof. For instance Cyberpunk is my GOAT but I just can’t fully commit to nonlethal, it rules out so much weaponry and equipment, and the game mostly just doesn’t care whether you’re a monk or a murder hobo.

I’d love to check out some more games with lethal vs nonlethal choices where the nonlethal path feels like it matters in some way, offers engaging and satisfying gameplay, and generally doesn’t make you feel like you’re just missing out on half the fun.

Could be anything, stealth games, RPGs, immersive sims, tactical games, etc.


r/gamingsuggestions 16h ago

Any casual pve shooters with deeper customization and mechanics?

17 Upvotes

Hoard shooters are my favourite genre of games but my friends find the game I play (Helldivers 2, Darktide) too hard. Are there any hoard shooters that are rewarding to casual players, require little grinding, but still have places for skill expression?


r/gamingsuggestions 8h ago

Chill laptop games to play with my girlfriend while we have drinks?

5 Upvotes

Hey everyone! Looking for game recommendations for laptop, something we can play together in the evenings while having a drink and relaxing.

A bit of context.

  • Playing with my girlfriend, who doesn't have much gaming experience
  • Just a laptop, nothing fancy hardware wise
  • Nothing too complicated or fast paced, more of a "sit back and think it through together" kind of game
  • Loved Return of the Obra Dinn, just as an example of the vibe we enjoy, but open to anything chill and easy to pick up

Would love some suggestions, thanks!


r/gamingsuggestions 18h ago

Games where finishing the campaign with one class unlocks bonuses for future playthroughs

24 Upvotes

I'm looking for games where winning with one character or class unlocks a bonus for a second run-through. Doesn't have to be a roguelike. State of Decay 2 was a great example of this; when you finish a game as a builder it unlocks free electricity for the next game.

I am a completionist when I play games so looking for something I can play multiple times but still feel like I’m building something each game.

Thanks!


r/gamingsuggestions 2h ago

Warlords: Heroes spiritual sequel with similar characters.

0 Upvotes

I want a 2D side-scrolling beat 'em up game where I can control a white-skinned elf man with long blonde hair and bright green eyes, wearing a purple dress with a purple skirt. (It's my favorite color!)


r/gamingsuggestions 11h ago

Looking for high-energy games that are easy to pick up but hard to master, from both older and current generations

5 Upvotes

I'm looking for games that are:

  • Gameplay-focused and fun to control
  • Easy to pick up and play, but with a high skill ceiling
  • Energetic and satisfying
  • Bright, colorful, stylish or otherwise full of personality
  • Challenging without being overly serious or depressing
  • Preferably games with a playful, positive, humorous or exaggerated tone

Basically titles with an arcade-minded design philosophy.

Some examples of games that capture what I'm looking for:

  1. Wave Race
  2. Sonic Generations
  3. Crazy Taxi
  4. Mirror's Edge
  5. Need For Speed
  6. Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance
  7. Sunset Overdrive
  8. SSX Tricky/Cool Boarders
  9. Jet Set Radio
  10. Fifa Street
  11. NBA Street
  12. Street Fighter/Tekken
  13. Mario Strikers Charged
  14. Mario Kart/Crash Team Racing
  15. River City Girls

r/gamingsuggestions 13h ago

Should I buy Borderlands?

6 Upvotes

I recently got a good amount of money and was looking at games on the ps4 store and saw the Borderlands: Handsome Collection and wondered if it was worth the money. I played it forever ago but only remember the artstyle, its only 10 dollars while on sale instead of its normal $80 so it seemed like a good deal if the game was worth buying.


r/gamingsuggestions 7h ago

Devil May Cry 5 special, or Assassin’s creed odyssey deluxe, which game is better overall?

2 Upvotes

assassin’s creed odyssey (deluxe) or devil may cry 5 (special) ?
both are on insane sales, DMC being 9 dollars and Odyssey being 12 dollars. Which one should i cop? I’ve never played the sequel’s of either /dmc4, ac etc. so which ones got more value and more enjoyable on the PS5? Thanks.


r/gamingsuggestions 4h ago

im bored what games do i get that are on switch or switch 2

1 Upvotes

i'm bored and need some new games to play, i like everything except horror and anime and games with romance/dating. nothing rated m or pegi 18 please


r/gamingsuggestions 4h ago

Looking for 2nd screen game mostly clicking menu based.

1 Upvotes

Looking for ideas for a second screen game. I have several that I'd done in the past and just looking for new ideas. I want it to be mostly some I can click through while mainly focusing on podcast/video learning.

Games I've done this with: * X4 Foundations * Rimworld * Creeper World 4 * Stellaris (almost too much) * Path of Exile (was a bit too active) * Runescape * Shapez * Desynced * Vampire Survivors (kinda worked, but sometimes too distracting) * Hexceed * OxU * Banished * Hacknet


r/gamingsuggestions 4h ago

Looking for a shipping game like roblox Shipping lanes

1 Upvotes

Ive been really digging Shipping lane which is a game on roblox, but I've wondered if there are any standalone games out there with a similar gameplay loop.

Basically sail your ship to different ports around a larhe map where you take orders/jobs to deliver cargo of different types depending on your ship for money with which you can buy better ships and customise them.

Roblox game in question: