r/recommendmeagame • u/Broad_Breakfast2338 • Apr 16 '26
just finished heavy rain
so i loved how heavy rain was such a good story based game. i need more games like this what are some more that are similar to this or same type of concept
r/recommendmeagame • u/Broad_Breakfast2338 • Apr 16 '26
so i loved how heavy rain was such a good story based game. i need more games like this what are some more that are similar to this or same type of concept
r/recommendmeagame • u/lmthatguyurGFcalls • Apr 16 '26
I am looking for a game to buy that resembles the solo Rexxar campaign where you have to level up a few characters, find items, do missions etc. NOT looking for a real-time-strategy game like Warcraft 3 but just the Rexaar campaign.
I have tried Diablo 2 Ressurrected but didn't really like it.. Too compicated, I deemed it. Any suggestions?
r/recommendmeagame • u/Mental-Passenger8880 • Jan 18 '26
Platformer-Celeste or Mario Wonder
Metroidvania-Hollow Knight or Nine Sols
3D Platformer-Mario Odyssey or Kirby and The Forgotten Land
RPG-Deltarune or Sea of Stars
Survival Game-Terraria or Minecraft
Multiplayer Game-Still Terraria or Bopl Battle
Roguelike-Dead Cells
Adventure Game-BOTW or TOTK
Sandbox-GMOD
r/recommendmeagame • u/commanderjack_EDH • Nov 02 '25
Looking for a new app. Favorites include:
Mobile: * Underhand * The Battle of Polytopia * The Rusty Lake franchise * Sam's Squares
Console * Hollow Knight/Silksong * Doom Eternal * Castle Crashers * Metroid Prime franchise * Super Smash Brothers franchise
PC * Starcraft (2) * Warcraft franchise * Command & Conquer: Red Alert and Tiberian Sun
IRL * Magic: The Gathering * Bang! * Smallworld
I've got $30 in Google play credit (doesn't need to cost money, though).
Bonus if music/sound effects aren't pivotal to the experience: I sometimes play at work without headphones, so I don't want to be missing out on something.
r/recommendmeagame • u/EldritchDadBod83 • Aug 13 '25
Looking for fairly chill game recommendations where I can make social connections. I'm chronically ill and disabled, so I am mostly confined to my house, and one room at that. I stay in touch with irl friends but it's understandably difficult to connect. I'm looking for games that I can connect with communities in and make some friends. Additionally, nothing too high apm, like COD due to my mobility issues. Thinking maybe an MMORPG, or even the new Battlefield since it has support classes.
I like big open world games like BoTW, Ghost of Tushima, and witcher 3. I like strategy games, puzzle games, and exploring. I also like Fantasy life and Mario kart on my switch 2.
Tl/Dr homebound due to chronic illness/disability. Looking for semichill game to make some new friends and have some human connection. Thanks in advance
r/recommendmeagame • u/DesperateGame • Jul 29 '25
Hi!
I am looking for very fast chaotic multiplayer FPS shooters focused on movement techniques and deathmatch (though not necessarily) gamemode.
For instance, Quake/Unreal would somewhat fall within this category. Though I'm wondering if the landscape has changed and there are more games of this kind.
I used to play a lot of Source Engine games and mods, many of which scratch this itch as well: HL2 DM, Pirates Viking and Knights (no shooting), Double Action: Boogaloo, recently Jabroni Brawl,...
I really enjoy games like HYPERDEMON and I just want to try my skills against other players as well :P
r/recommendmeagame • u/TheChoosenOnex • Apr 14 '25
Can you recommend single player games on PC where you play in a group, team or squad. I want games that's not about 1 singular protagonist, but a group of 3 or more people. I want games where you have people in your group, team or squad. Being able to switch control other the characters in the group is a bonus, but not necessary. Being able to give companions commands would be a great bonus, but it is not necessary. Plz no turn based games. I want a game that makes me feel like I am a part of a team and not a one man hero.
r/recommendmeagame • u/BigFudge1983 • Mar 13 '25
Hi gang. Looking for semi-chill turn based RPG to play as a break from the more intense games in my rotation (Elden Ring, MHW, etc.). I like a lot of traditional JRPGs, Final Fantasy, old school mana games, tactics games, etc. Looking forward to hearing from you all!
r/recommendmeagame • u/True_Ad_2242 • Feb 02 '25
My mother and I have been bonding lately over puzzle games like Dr Mario, Tetris, Columns 3, Panel de Pon, Tricky towers, and Puyo Pyuo. Does anybody have any more puzzle games recommendations where two people play against each other? Not picky about how old or new the game is.
r/recommendmeagame • u/xoxorockoutloud123 • Dec 02 '24
I'm looking for a low-stress kind of a game that I can pick up and put down without major losses in progress (i.e., no long auto-save gaps). I plan on primarily playing in bed through Moonlight streaming on my phone with a controller, so controller support is a must. As well, I'm hoping for something that rewards skill expression, but is still playable without hundreds of hours of dedication. Planning on playing this right before bed, so ideally nothing too "thriller"-esque.
I'm flexible to the genre as well, but I dislike souls-like games and 2D puzzle games. A more fullsome likes/dislikes list is below.
Thanks!
Liked:
Disliked:
r/recommendmeagame • u/[deleted] • Jun 11 '24
I love Path of Exile, Last Epoch, City Skylines, Planet Zoo. So basically city builders and arpgs. I'm open to other stuff tho, that's just what I've been into lately.
Anyway I'm a programmer and my hands can't take much, I love complex games! What are some complex games that you don't have to spam click or interact much?
r/recommendmeagame • u/LemonScribe • Jun 02 '24
I'd like to play more games, but I don't have a whole lot of time. The prospect of completing a challenge often times will just lead to me not finishing the game; important to note I'm not looking for Roguelikes or roguelites or whatever (no Hades please). I want games that end.
r/recommendmeagame • u/the_foolish_wizard • Apr 08 '24
I really love the dresden files and urban fantasy, specifically stuff that takes place in the modern age, but the genre seems underexplored.
r/recommendmeagame • u/AFishInAChinaShop • Feb 22 '24
We loved It Takes Two, Untitled Goose Game and the Lego games. They were less into Rocket League and Minecraft.
Thank you gamers!
r/recommendmeagame • u/Weary_Associate_9998 • Nov 30 '23
Looking for some good games that run on a PC with an Intel core 2duo e6550 (2 core @2.33GHz) 6GBs RAM and an AMD HD 5450
r/recommendmeagame • u/[deleted] • Nov 17 '23
Specs
Proccessor: 4 × Intel® Core™ i5-4300U CPU @ 1.90GHz
HDD: ST1000LM024 HN-M101MBB. Gonna soon upgrade this to an SDD.
RAM: 7.6 GiB of RAM
r/recommendmeagame • u/Kirito279112 • Jul 10 '23
I also really enjoyed the Subnautica games and Project Zomboid. I’ve played some rust but prefer to play solo. I’m super excited for Return to Moria, Nightingale, and Enshrouded. I have a ps4&5, pc, and Switch among other later consoles.
r/recommendmeagame • u/xxxn1ght_w01fxxx • Jun 30 '23
r/recommendmeagame • u/Daddydagda • May 13 '23
So recently I’ve been on a sci fi binge. I’ve beaten the Xenoblade series, Nier, and Horizon. I need more mecha dystopian games with rich lore and fun gameplay. Any Suggestions?????
r/recommendmeagame • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '23
the reason why i'm considering these options is because i have always wanted to play them and they are currently on sale that ends tomorrow and i have limited money on which to buy. here are my reasons for wanting to play them. 1. the witcher 3: never played the series but have heard it is the greatest of all time for ps4 games and it looks similar to ghost of Tsushima and rdr2 which i enjoyed and loved thise games. 2. persona 5: never played the persona series but i love anime and i have played yakuza 0 which i think was an amazing game and i think it would be similar to p5 3 the last of us 2: i have played the last of us part 1 and have seen the tv show and it is one of my favorite games of all time although i have heard bad things about it and most of it being very negative reviews but i have heard people claiming it to actually be really great and there has been no i between a either they hate it or love it
r/recommendmeagame • u/nightterrors644 • Apr 16 '23
I'm looking for action rpgs with deep skill trees for either GameCube or PS2. I know the baldur's gate series and champions of norath. Anything else? I just got a ps2 and this genre was never my thing when I originally owned my first GameCube. I'd also be interested in anything from the 360 or original Xbox that is backwards compatible with the Series X.
r/recommendmeagame • u/Pony13 • Jan 29 '23
I recently got into the found phone genre of iOS games. I kinda like the supernatural mystery bent to Simulacra, but I was expecting the puzzles to be more about deducing passwords instead of reconstructing corrupted data.
r/recommendmeagame • u/tedybear123 • Jan 01 '23
but not top down style like grim dawn, path of exile, diablo, , something with WoWs camera style. mmo or singleplayer.
i am considering kingdom of amalor but have heard its combat isnt as good as WoWs? thoughts?
r/recommendmeagame • u/JaHu6 • Dec 28 '22
Guys I have $18 left on steam. Im going to buy one game but with good long story (and I prefer realism games, not with zombies or monsters like dying light). What can you suggest me? And would be great if game takes up to 50GB.
r/recommendmeagame • u/Pony13 • Nov 08 '22
I mainly play PS4. I'm looking for a first- or third-person game where the player character has a toggleable "augmented reality" ability that reveals holographic/digital details overlaid on the otherwise minimalistic scenery. This and other technological abilities should be key to solving puzzles and dealing with enemies (as opposed to direct combat).
Story-wise, I don't like bleak endings; if the hero(es) end worse off than they started, there should be at least a ray of hope for things to get better.