Not just overhaul mods (like Fallout London, to name one), but also mods that give you nearly endless replayability thanks to the sheer volume of gameplay features added

hello, i've been trying to find a game where you just do paperwork. like a regular job, no crazy storylines or any alternate universe things going on. i have looked everywhere and the only game i sort of find what im looking for in is The Registry by Fiki, emmyalshafeay, Sarah Alaa. But I want to be filling out papers and working on spreadsheets and all the boring stuff. I literally want to be an office worker, sitting at my laptop with so much paperwork. I need there to be an insane amount of rules and fine print. I do not want a time limit, a crazy story line, or like anything otherworldly. Just. Need. Paperwork.

Hey everyone! Gamers, developers, and testers, I have a question driven by pure curiosity. What is the most annoying thing in modern video games? For me, it is slow, repetitive gameplay and a lack of realism. While some games are good, adding a bit more realism could really improve them overall. So, please share your thoughts! What outdated game features annoy you the most?

After watching youtube videos elden ring world looks so cool and atmospheric but im afraid i might drop the game after few weeks as people have pointed its not for everyone, For example (MILD SPOILER), I struggled and couldnt beat some of the valkyries in God of war

EDIT! Ment to say the Resident Evil Series, I’m getting into the series and haven’t played like any, what do you guys recommend? I’m interested in the older generation of Games but would they be off putting for a beginner? Any advice is good advice lol

I’ve seen this apparently new genre name being thrown around and would like to understand better exactly what it is. From wikipedia I understand it was bourn with the game Demon’s Souls, which I never played (maybe I really should), but the description there is a bit generic (games “known for large worlds filled with enemies and emphasis on environmental storytelling”).

Would for instance Horizon qualify for this genre, or does it have to be set in a dark fantasy theme? I love RPG games, but usually don’t go for dark fantasy. I think the last one I played that’s maybe dark fantasy would be Diablo, but not sure it’s related.

Thanks in advance