I adore black flag’s ship control and piracy aspects. I would love a game that’s basically the ship parts set in space.

What are the games that you always need to have at your disposal, always ready to boot them up? I'm talking about the ones you never get tired/bored of playing and they've been in your zone ever since the first day you experienced them

Don’t tell me to get a gaming pc btw, i don’t have space for a full rig

I'm a huge fan of the soulsborne games, but not a huge fan of soulslikes since they feel a bit derivative, I'm looking for something thats decently long but other than that I'm happy to take any suggestions It's also worth mentioning a list of games I like and have played that kind of fit this description: the whole soulsborne franchise, the hollow knight games, monster hunter (though less the story more the combat), god of war, turn based games like persona and expedition 33, the legend of zelda games, blasphemous 1, etc.

Howdy! I'm at an impasse where, as much as I love the chaos and heat of "Megabonk" and "Balatro", I so much more enjoy getting lost in worlds and needing my "skills" to get out of them. "Outerwilds", "Subnautica", "Hollowknight" (1 and 2) are so my jam, I can get lost in them the same way I got lost in games as a kid where entire weekends would disappear. I really want to try "***Chants of Sennaar"***, and perhaps "***Return to the Obra Dinn***" but just incase anyones got a shout that they want to do for an indie game or a personal love triggered by what I put in here, please! I would love suggestions. Some others games I feel fit in here that I have already played "Animal Well" "Blue Prince" (did not vibe with, way too much time sink for each run based on the likelyhood you could, maybe, possibly, progress.) "Forager" "Hotline Miami" (god damn it I love this game SO MUCH!) "The Beginners Guide" ... and just cause I'm staring at my Steam Library I got such a damn soft spot for games like "My Time At Portia" and "Stardew Valley"... Dang, maybe I should just replay Stardew again.

Title, throw basically any suggestion with an active community, casual and competitive gameplay, strategy games in general are welcome, just not RTS I like competitive games but I play enough shooters already, and I play RTS from time to time but it can be too much for me, so I would like games that can be competitive but I don't have to do hours of research to know how to do good

Just got a gaming laptop after a decade plus of being desktop gaming only really. Looking for games that are easy to play in-bed (while watching some tv or a movie). Essentially, looking for a game that isn't action-packed, isn't too complicated or requires constant attention (like say, an FPS, Overwatch, a deep RPG, etc). More looking for something along the lines of FTL, Civ 6, Slay the Spire. Turn-based is great, but not a requirement. Really just something I can look away from for a minute and not miss anything. Thanks!

Hello everybody! I’m looking for a game that requires a decent amount of time to acquire the game’s best armor or weapon through farming or extensive questing. Games like kingdom hearts and Skyrim have come to mind. Thank you for your suggestions! Edit: Thanks for all of the awesome suggestions so far! I would have never found some of these games to try, this is a very helpful community!

Hello, i finished Graveyard Keeper and it was a decent game. I also played Stardew Valley and liked the farming part of it. i'm thinking about playing SV just to build my farm but social parts are really boring to me so i hesitate. I tried farming simulator but it's a simulator game and about riding tractors for hours. Are there any chill games like Graveyard Keeper and Stardew Valley where i can casually spend time working?

What are the most ridiculous/unhinged games on steam? I mean games like this [https://store.steampowered.com/app/2319730/Winnies\_Hole/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/2319730/Winnies_Hole/) A friend showed me this and i bursted out laughing, i need more. Edit: Read the rules and this is definitly no promotion or something, i genuinly want to know more games like this.

I want a good singleplayer shooter game (multiplayer could be included but singleplayer should be the main focus). I have no preference on if the game is first person or third person, but I would like the genre to be sci-fi or fantasy, and I want there to be a large enemy roster and fun shooting, and the graphics don't have to be better than real life, but they shouldn't be very dated either. I loved doom eternal and I just started doom the dark ages, and I heard games like Metro Exodus and Titanfall 2 were good, though I'm scared that Titanfall 2 has a short campaign and won't keep me busy for a while.

I recently started playing Arknights: Endfield and am really loving how you have a whole party of characters you can swap between, but they're all on the field when you're controlling a different character and controlled by AI. I am looking for other games where you have a full party of characters running around with you that are always on the field and AI controls them, so it feels like you have an adventuring party with you. I really enjoy active combat, not turn based, but I'm open to any suggestions. I mostly play on PC but also have a bunch of older consoles in my home that I could use, as my partner is a bit of a retro console collector. Pretty much the only thing I don't have access to are PS5 or Switch 2 exclusives.

I want to play a game that has really good progression where i gotta grind my ass off for a cool weapon or something while being addictive and fun. basically just a game where i can spend hours without getting bored and had meaningful progression

After five years of solo development, I finally released NEUROXUS on Steam. It’s a third-person sci-fi action shooter focused on fast, tactical mech combat, boss fights, and a cold, mechanical tone inspired by Armored Core. No team, no publisher—just years of iteration, mistakes, and learning. If you’re into indie action games or mech combat, I’d appreciate you checking it out (or just sharing feedback): https://store.steampowered.com/app/3973060/NEUROXUS/

A positive article about Star Citizen? Am I dreaming? Lol

The Epsilon Space Station was originally designed as a safe haven, but nothing went according to plan. An AI took control of the station and turned the crew into cybernetic zombies. Now every corridor is filled with danger, and your mission is to fight back against hordes of monsters with your team. As you progress, you upgrade your gear and move closer to the AI’s control center while there is still a chance to change the outcome. We’ve built a modular weapon system assembled from barrels, magazines, scopes, and other components, allowing players to shape their own combat style. Tactical traps and suits with unique abilities expand this system and enable diverse build combinations. The game features three-player co-op built around skill synergy: one player controls crowds, another deals area damage, and the third finishes enemies and holds the line. The AI plays a key role in the narrative but does not participate in live gameplay or generate content for players. Generative tools were used only for parts of the sound design and music. Everything else - design, code, and visuals - is created by hand. Character animations are based on motion capture with additional manual refinement directly in Unreal Engine to ensure movements feel alive and natural. A playtest is coming very soon. We are actively balancing enemy waves, behavior, and the weapon system. Every player session helps make the game better. [https://store.steampowered.com/app/3380410/Cybreach/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/3380410/Cybreach/)

I own all major consoles and a PC, and I'm seeking games that emphasize customization and stealth gameplay. I’m not concerned with graphics; I want intuitive gameplay that involves more than just hiding and waiting. I’m looking for something that feels like solving a puzzle, where stealth tactics don't get tedious or super repetitive.

I play lots of games and seem to go back to the same games over and over. Feeling burnt out currently and am looking for something new to try. Got some money in my pocket burning a whole and need to scratch that new game itch. I prefer non-PVP games. Love roguelike and roguelites. Really enjoy procedural generated content that allows me to replay over and over. Here is a list of my top 10 with hours played. 1. Rimworld 2530 hours 2. Noita 2023 hours 3. 7 Days to Die 953 hours 4. Stellaris 908 hours 5. Dwarf Fortress 770 hours 6. Crusader Kings III 517 hours 7. Path of Exile II 490 hours 8. Last Epoch 335 hours 9. Cave of Qud 272 hours 10. The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth 241 hours. I fortunately get lots of game time at work but play remotely with a solid connection. This does mean bonus points for games I can pause because sometimes emergencies happen and I have to just get up and go. Then again I don't mind having to restart over and over as you can tell from many of these games. Thanks for the recommendations!

so i want a new game as minecraft, siege, and roblox are getting starting to get stale after playing for a good bit. so, im asking again as the last person to ask this had some perferables i didnt like, so the suggestions they got werent for me. also, I want a good chunk of playtime, I dont want games with a mere 10 hrs of gameplay. I want replayability, like GOWR. I like open worlds, as suggested by me playing minecraft. I really like 2d games amd pixel games. I am not the biggest fan of platformers, but I wouldnt mind to buy them if they were my last choice. I love FPS and Hack and slash games. I like magic and fantasy games I dont mind multiplayer games I have played MGRR, GOWR, B&S, DMC, TF2,TF2\* , Terraria, teensy bit of NO MANS SKY, and I have play arkham games before. \*(team fortress 2 and titan fall 2) I love progression games, for example terraria, your weapons slowly get stronger with each stage of the game. I cant think of other things i wanna say, and im sure there is much more, so i will post this now and respond to comments.

big souls 3 and elden ring fan and i dont know much about nightrein is the coop and matchmaking good is there a gameplay loop that keeps bringing you back like will i have lots content is there customization? is the difficulty and explanation scaled down i heard it might be like a souls battle royale or like an extraction shooter or roguelike

I've recently finished death stranding 1 and 2 and while I found the gameplay boring, the story on the other hand was some of the funniest and most ridiculous shit I've played in a long time. I realized I really like this style of completely ridiculous situations being told with completely straight face. Is mgs series likes this too?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I’m visually impaired so can’t really play the hack and slash variety of RPG games. I’ve played and enjoyed Games like dragon’s Dogma 2, Expedition 33, Last of Us and about to start Takes of Arise. I previously played FF7-10 and haven’t been very interested in FFR or 16. Played Baldur’s Gate 3 also and love Tactical RPG like BG3. Trying to give as much information as I can. So slower paced games and Turn based I love. Story driven also. I did play Elden Ring and loved it but found it a bit fast with the parrying and dodging. Witcher 3 was fun also. What are some ideas. I’m based in Australia.

Hey, I just bought my Nintendo Switch Lite, and this is my first contact with Nintendo consoles and games. I'm already playing Cuphead, Outlast 2, and Need for Speed™ Hot Pursuit Remastered. I would like some suggestions of wich games I should've buy or keep an eye to it. I need some games that are not too heavy in gb because I'll buy a memory card further ahead, and with low graphics for some obvious reasons. To understand better which type of games I like, in my wishlist I have: Zelda, Yakuza, Dying Light, Layers of Fear, Assassin's Creed, Hitman, Alan Wake, Little Hope, RDD, Skyrim & The Witcher. On computer my favorite games were: GTA (all of them), Sleeping Dogs, Heavy Rain, Detroit Become Human, Alone in The Dark, Mafia, Gost of Tsushima, Death Stranding, A Plague Tale... I know my gaming style doesn’t really match Nintendo’s vibe, but it’s more about understanding the kind of plot and story I’m into. Thank you! \*Anyhow, my first experience with Nintendo Switch Lite is doing very well! I was an computer player and this console is really impressing me, for the graphics and for being portable. I just miss some games that I could play easily in computer, but don't in Switch.

For those who have early access, how are you feeling about Code Vein 2 so far? I’m thinking about picking up the standard edition as a fan of the first game and was curious what the overall thoughts were in the early stages? Has the combat been improved over the original game and how are you liking the open world aspect of it? Would you recommend it from what you’ve played so far?

Hey ya'll! I've been itching to play a roguelike lately, and I'm trying to narrow it down between these two games. I like the visual style of Windblown and how fast and snappy it looks. On the flipside, Absolum is really unique in that it's like a Streets of Rage type beat em up tied into a roguelike which I think is really neat. Anyone have either of them and can sell me on one?

The game is on sale right now on steam and ive heard some pretty good reviews about the game. I heard that it is sort of like GTA (never played it before) but set in Hong Kong and has a pretty good story. How is it like? Is the gameplay clunky and graphics outdated since it's pretty long ago since its release. Is it still worth it in the big 2026? Games I've played recently: Spiderman Remastered, God of War 2018/Ragnarok, RDR2, Arkham Trilogy I prefer games that are much more focus on the story and narrative/characters with maybe some great combat on top.

I’m itching for a new game and deciding between these two options. I’ve never played oblivion but I remember hearing a lot of negative feedback about its performance and I’m not sure how it is now. I’ve also only played a few hours of Borderlands 3 a long time ago and wasn’t very impressed by the story, but the combat was really fun.

I am getting this game for less than 1 usd so I would like to know if this game is any good. I honestly don’t want to waste my time playing this game just because of the cheap price tag. Let me know if its story is any good. I mostly care about story and gameplay so only judge the game based on that. Also let me know if I have to play the previous two games to understand the third one. Thank you!

I am free for about 10 days and want to play something that I can finish within 35-40 hours. I usually play fps and rpg games but I am open to other genres. I have played most of the mainstream games like Expedition 33, Ghost of Yotei and Tshushima, COD series, AC series, Uncharted Series, Spiderman etc. Thanks in advance.

Hey, guys. I want to know which Batman game is worth playing because I want to spend my Steam money wisely and buy games that are really fun to play. Good news. Steam is having a discount on Batman™: Arkham Knight PHP 99.00 USD 1.68 Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition PHP 74.99 USD 1.28 Batman: Arkham City - Game of the Year Edition PHP 99.99 USD 1.70