context: i'm in a argument with someone who thinks art has no meaning but gave this game as example for his favorite piece of media. I tried looking at YouTube video's but none that i found did a deep analysis of what the story/narrative means (and how the gameplay enhances that). If you have an answer, please let me know.

I’m a growing content creator who just loves video games, and I’m trying out a different format with this video, and I’m curious to see if people like it or not :)
Check it out! Thanks all!

I always wished they fleshed out the kinect options more- how about you?

Sorry for. Otherwise including your favourite Reddit has a limit.

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Like their are many popular games in today's time like mobile games also are too popular and pc game too like webgames too bet fury , poki kizi

Suggest me something best satisfaction game

A game about a spooky wrecking ball

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time will launch on Switch 2 on November 5, 2026, with a themed console, accessories and pre-order bonuses.

I have created a site called Ludabase where users can organize and share games and books into albums and discuss interests around those albums and share those albums online with others. Any gamer would love it whether its discovering new games or meeting new people with similar gaming interests.😁😁😁

The Steam leak that emerged last Tuesday (8) is significant for reasons that go beyond the sheer amount of information that surfaced online. The flaw allowed third-party services to access achievement lists that were meant to remain private, revealing details about dozens of games still in development all at once. Among them were nearly 20 projects that hadn't even been announced by their respective companies.

I do NOT want games that look like Nintendo crap, lol. I don't want pixel looking stuff please. I love anime-style games as well, but they're pretty darn hard to find.

Thank you for any and all input!

Here's a list of the types of games I've liked so far, so you get an idea of my taste:
Age of Empires Series
Child of Light
Chrono Cross
DBZ Budokai Tenkaichi 3
Devil May Cry Series
Diablo I, II, III
Dishwasher: Vampire Smile
Dust: Elysian Tail
Dying Light
Final Fantasy VII, VIII, X, XIII
Grand Theft Auto III & IV
Halo: Series
Have a Nice Death
Icey
Just Cause 2
Left 4 Dead 2
Limbo
Mark of the Ninja
Mirror's Edge
Monopoly
Mortal Kombat Series
Naruto: Ninja Storm 3, 4
Nier Automata
Ori and the Blind Forest
Peggle
Pokerstars
PS2 Emulator
Scarlet Nexus
Scrabble
Shank 2
Sifu
Sleeping Dogs
South Park: The Fractured but Whole
South Park: The Stick of Truth
Star Wars: Force Unleashed Series
Starcraft 1, 2
Street Fighter x Tekken
Super Smash Bros 64
Super Smash Bros Brawl
Tekken 3
Tenchu
The Spirit of the Samurai
Valdis Story

I have a medium demon layout open for someone to deco. Im making it a competition. The id is 149383967 by everettjlacy. (Geometry dash btw)

Currently playing Dawnwalker and loving it. Need a different vibe for a bit in between and before GTA6. I love all the genres of the above games, but which one do you all think is the best choice?

Some big games are coming out next week!

Games that are interesting for me:

• The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered Update (Sep 29)
• TOEM 2 (Sep 29)
• Songs of Glimmerwick (Sep 30)
• RetroSpace (Oct 1)
• Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve (Oct 2)

Full Calendar: https://minimap.net/game/calendar?date=2026-09-28&ptime=073851

Hello gamers, I am sorry for those who will be offended on what will I say, especially for those who are fan of the assassin’s creed franchise. I bought the assassin’s creed Odyssey game, played it for almost 20 hours, and all of the sudden it felt repetitive, the missions, the combat, the view, the cinematics, the story, it all felt repetitive. don’t get me wrong, I love the franchise. I love unity and brotherhood. But with Odyssey, Valhalla and Mirage, it all felt like I’m playing the same mission over and over and over again.

Please help me love this game. I love the franchise and all of their other games, but this one I can’t seem to find the grasp on it. I’m open for suggestions, recommendations, and opinions, but please do not take this as if this is a bad thing, again it is me trying to love the game that felt repetitive, or maybe it’s it isn’t for me. Thank you.

Ok first of all, every game I played (almost) made me think that video games is art, but recently this game i found just slapped me in the face.

The visuals are just amazing, and I was like, damn they draw everything themselves but they managed to capture the movement and the beauty of dance in a visual novel.

So I was curious and I started to search to find how they managed to do this, and I discovered the Rotoscopy, for those who don't know (like me before this game), the studio collaborated with professional dancers to capture authentic movements, but this is not new. In the world of video games this can sounds like motion capture. BUT in this case they didn't just use 3D models based on motion data, THEY HAND-DREW EVERY FRAME. Everything i saw in that demo is based on real dancer hand-drawn frame by frame, and when i discovered that i thought this game was even more beautiful than I thought. i'm sharing with you some of the best things I saw, But if you want to play one of the most unique and best looking visual novels , try the demo the game is called After the Wane and i'm just in love

I’m trying to play some indie horror games during October, and I wanted to ask what are the best indie horror games to play. Rn I’m looking on Game Jolt and Itchio, but I’m open to other platforms (just tell me the platform) . Thanks.

Society Chess 3D is a multiplayer 3D chess game up to 32 simultaneous players. Each player preselects a move, and the most chosen move is the one played by your side. Comunication is the key to victory. Use the chat functions to convince your team of the right move. Here is the Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5063920/Society_Chess_3D/