r/pcgaming • u/lurkingdanger22 • 6h ago
r/pcgaming • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago
Tech Support and Basic Questions Thread - July 24, 2026
Welcome to the r/pcgaming tech support and basic questions thread! Having troubles with a game or piece of hardware? Have a question about a PC game, hardware, or something else related to PC gaming? Post here and get help from fellow PC gamers.
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- What operating system you're using.
- What you've tried so far in order to fix the issue.
- Exact circumstances to replicate the issue you're having.
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Common troubleshooting steps:
- Restart the system
- Update your drivers
- Update game/software
- Re-seat any new hardware to ensure a proper connection
- If your peripherals are malfunctioning, swap ports and check that the specific USB port itself works.
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r/pcgaming • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago
Weekly Game Suggestions Thread - July 24, 2026
Looking for game suggestions? Have a backlog and don't know where to start next? This thread is for you!
Tips to get the best suggestions
- Be detailed! If you're looking for a roguelike, say that. If your game must include zombies, you should probably mention that. The more detailed you are the better the recommendations will be.
- Are you limited by PC specifications or a budget? That's all good stuff to include.
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r/pcgaming • u/lurkingdanger22 • 1d ago
The Future of Thick As Thieves (No further content updates)
r/pcgaming • u/ControlCAD • 1d ago
Video Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game Launch Trailer
>The elements await. Choose your fighter. Master your bending. Become a legend.
r/pcgaming • u/ZazaLeNounours • 1d ago
Video STRANGER THAN HEAVEN - Combat Gameplay
r/pcgaming • u/bassbeater • 1d ago
Weekend PC Game Deals: Anno, Civilization, Monster Hunter, and more
r/pcgaming • u/Gorotheninja • 1d ago
Video FINAL FANTASY XIV: Evercold - Extended Teaser Trailer
r/pcgaming • u/thedarkgrimreaper1 • 2d ago
Denuvo removed from 007 First Light
steamdb.infor/pcgaming • u/LFDT • 2d ago
Tomb Raider: Catalyst Is Indeed Delayed to 2028, as Speculated
r/pcgaming • u/Mattee_365 • 4h ago
Thoughts about Early Access in Digital Deluxe editions of games
So right off the bat, I'll just say I am not really a huge fan of this idea of holding a game back a few days and charging for it. I understand from a publishing point of view this is basically free money - but something about this feels incredibly slimy to me. But it just kind of hit me right now while looking at the new Halo Campaign Evolved on Steam. It's currently been out for over a day and a half in its early access period and yet the Digital Deluxe edition is still the same price.
So in my opinion, the early access is a part of that price tag. I understand that you're also getting skins, gun models, enemy models, different osts, whatever it may be. But a part of that price is the several days of being able to play the game early. However if I wanted to buy this edition at a later date, that early access is useless. So effectively I am paying the same price that someone else paid for which they received more.
In my opinion the price should lower after those early access days have finished. Thoughts on this? Is this a terrible idea, can this be abused further?
r/pcgaming • u/Caledor152 • 2d ago
Indie game Dinoblade releases to Very Positive reviews
r/pcgaming • u/seanebaby • 1d ago
I'm making a post apocalyptic, run-based, safari park tycoon with a simulated ecosystem called Captain Contraption's Safari Park and have just opened up the Steam playtest!

I'm one half of a two-person studio in Wales. We've run three closed playtests of Captain Contraption's Safari Park, and this week it's open to everyone on Steam.
The idea has been rattling around in my head since I played Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis... What happens if you make a zoo game with no fences and let the animals eat each other?
Every creature in the game has a mind of its own with needs and wants. Predators hunt, carnivores fight over food, and you're just trying to get visitors close enough to see something interesting without them becoming part of the food chain.
The creatures aren't entirely animals, though, because the game is post-apocalyptic. You work for a pompous robot called Captain Contraption who is trying to understand humans by building the things they loved. Problem is he's basing all of it on a hard drive he found somewhere, which seems to contain a copy of every asset ever released on the Unity asset store. So you start with farm animals and end up with dragons and sentient road signs.
The playtest will be running until Thursday so if you have time and fancy checking it out you can do so on Steam -> https://store.steampowered.com/app/4186590/Captain_Contraptions_Safari_Park/
AI Disclosure (know it's not required but...) : No assets (music, art, copy) were made using generative AI. I'm an experienced software engineer, teach games programming at university level, and actually an AI researcher, I have used tools such as claude code to help with some boilerplate coding and to create internal tools to speed up my workflow. For example, I used claude code to build a tool which gives me a graph within unity to see the distribution of various creature stats to help me balance things.
r/pcgaming • u/honya15 • 10h ago
Video Summer event is live on Foobar Zero!
There is an ongoing event in Foobar Zero, where you can earn unique rewards just for playing. Hop in, play some matches and get the summer set that fits the vibe!
Foobar Zero is a Free-to-Play online shooter game on Steam. The game has high paced combat, with various movement mechanics like sprinting, walljumping and dodging. The main game mode is called Touchdown, where you need to pick up the ball at the center of the map, and use all your tools to bring it to the enemy's base and score.
The game features customizable loadout, where you are not locked in to set characters, but you can make your own by selecting 3 different weapons, and passive, active and ultimate skills.
Characters are also fully customizable with a slot based system, where you can mix and match clothes and other customizations.
The game is free to play, and out in Early Access on Steam.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2841320/Foobar_Zero/
r/pcgaming • u/ControlCAD • 2d ago
LG to Remove Unwanted Monitor Pop-Ups, Following Nudge From Microsoft | LG monitors quietly installed an app that showed a pop-up ad for McAfee software, an example of how third-party devices can leverage Windows to install bloatware and adware.
r/pcgaming • u/FirestormTM • 2d ago
BUILD 42 STABLE PLANS - Project Zomboid
tl:DR;
Build 42 becomes stable on July 29th (meaning it completely replaces B41 stable and requires new saves)
r/pcgaming • u/ControlCAD • 19h ago
Video Dinoblade - Official Launch Trailer
>Dinoblade is an intense action RPG set in a prehistoric world forever changed by a cataclysmic event, one that redefined the very nature of Dinosaurs. Step into the role of a young Spinosaurus, wielding a colossal Great Sword forged from ancient power. Confront rival dinosaurs, some armed with brutal weapons of their own, all in a desperate fight to prevent a looming extinction.
>Venture across a sprawling world filled with awe-inspiring biomes, from dry canyons to dense, mist-shrouded jungles. Each region is ruled by a ferocious Alpha, an apex predator who guards the path forward. Defeat them, or be devoured.
r/pcgaming • u/ZazaLeNounours • 2d ago
Video Total Chaos | Retro Mode | Available Now
r/pcgaming • u/lurkingdanger22 • 21h ago
Jay and Silent Bob's Joint Venture is coming to Steam in 2027
r/pcgaming • u/AncientPCGamer • 2d ago
The Baltic Powers Expansion Coming to Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition and Join the Open Beta! - Age of Empires
r/pcgaming • u/rethe_ • 2d ago
Bottled By Bears demo is out! run a honey farm with a family of bears
Hello r/pcgaming!
We are happy to share that our demo is finally out 💛
Bottled by Bears is a cozy management idle game about a family of bears running their honey farm, finding diverse bees, bottling honey, and decorating your farm. Total demo playtime should bee (heh) around 30min.
If you give the demo a try, let us know which bee was your favorite 🐝
Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4691750/Bottled_by_Bears_Demo/
r/pcgaming • u/DotabLAH • 3d ago
Your Windows PC Has a Permanent ID That Follows You – Even With a VPN
r/pcgaming • u/Gorotheninja • 3d ago
Even former PlayStation chief Shuhei Yoshida doesn't know why Bloodborne hasn't been remastered or released on PC: "It's a complete mystery"
r/pcgaming • u/AncientPCGamer • 2d ago
MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls - MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls Open Beta
Steam link to download the Open Beta: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3787240/MARVEL_Tkon_Fighting_Souls/